From The Bluesbreakers to Cream, Derek And The Dominoes and his storied solo career, MOJO picks the best albums from the ...

General Manager at MGM Records at age 22, dubbed “the King of Bubblegum” a Buddah for successes with frothy pop acts such as ...

“When I decompose I will be part of everything,” announces Robyn Hitchcock on I Am This Thing, marvelling at the fragile wonder of existence. Once desperate to be anything other than himself (hear The ...

Last month, Bruce Springsteen released Streets Of Minneapolis, a protest song denouncing “King Trump and his private army” following the killing of Alex Pretti and Rennee Good by ICE officers in the ...

From playing songs of suburban alienation in English church halls to symphonising the mysteries of life across the world’s most prestigious stages, the odyssey of The Cure spans six decades and defies ...

Speaking in the latest issue of MOJO, on sale now, Gary Numan recounts his journey from the leader of London punk outfit Tubeway Army to Top Of The Pops, via the creation of his two best-loved hits ...

“I first saw Oasis that night at King Tuts Wah Wah Hut [in Glasgow, supporting 18 Weeler on May 31, 1993], I knew literally nothing about them. I hadn’ t heard anything. I was trying to grab a girl ...

Perhaps fittingly given Bob Dylan’s history of obscuring and fabricating the details of his own past, James Mangold’s new biopic starring Timothée Chalamet, A Complete Unknown, takes a few historical ...

Nirvana’s headline slot at Reading ’92, in front of 40,000 fans, was to be their last ever appearance in the UK. In the supercharged atmosphere surrounding the gig – fractious intra-band relationships ...

IN 1987, The Jesus And Mary Chain released a song called Bo Diddley Is Jesus on a B-side, together with their cover of Diddley’s Who Do You Love. It felt like the new iconoclasts honouring one of rock ...