Public Enemy’s Chuck D has asked people to stop using the rap group’s song Burn Hollywood Burn as a soundtrack on videos of the California
Category: Music
Mallrat was poised for pop domination. Then tragedy struck
The first time Grace Shaw played her song Horses for a friend, “her face kind of scrunched up, and she just started crying”. It wasn’t
Music sounds better with you? How your listening habits affect your love life
“What’s the one thing your readers should do to help them use music to find and catch the partner of their dreams?” asks Patrick Savage,
‘I like to break the rules’: Björk on comedy, darkness and the most flamboyant tour of her career
Björk is in Paris, and her laptop camera isn’t working. The laptop is eight years old, she explains, and she doesn’t want to replace it,
At home with Simon Rattle: ‘There are still things I feel are beyond me’
The instruction was straightforward: “10.30am at home. Coffee and croissants.” Since timing, at least in part, is a conductor’s priority, a visitor feels the pressure
Sam Moore was more than a Soul Man – he was one of the 20th century’s great live performers
Sam Moore had put out a Christmas album in 1998, but it wasn’t until 2006 that he released his debut solo album proper. There was
Franz Ferdinand: The Human Fear review – more revitalisation than reinvention
A sparkling 2015 collaboration with Sparks aside, Franz Ferdinand’s career has felt like an exercise in diminishing returns, each successive album slightly less interesting than
Jakob Bro: Taking Turns review – lost masterpiece from great Dane’s understated jazz supergroup
When Miles Davis led the 1948-50 sessions that became jazz’s Birth of the Cool releases, the most bewitching solo voice apart from his own trumpet
‘They were inventing a new definition of sexy’: stars and scenesters on the New York Dolls’ riotous rock
Fifty years ago, the most important American underground rock band of its generation was dying. The New York Dolls, the androgynous-but-tough band who mixed the
Ticket resale prices for live UK events to be capped in crackdown on touts
The price at which tickets for live events can be resold is to be capped under “gamechanging” proposals put forward by the government to crack