The individual Beatles were flying high in their solo careers, but with their contract due to end, dissatisfaction with Klein and his practices was coming to a head. Former London Records producer ...

Is pre-electrification Bob Dylan underrated? That’s the impression that forms as one dives into these unreleased windows on his early metamorphoses. Maybe not OG rock’n’roll Dylan – a fragment of Bob ...

“This is amazing being here,” beams Raye from the Pyramid Stage. “I really hope I don’t have to pee.” Never let it be said that Rachel Keen ever knowingly undershares. Like her deeply personal, often ...

Fifty-five years on, The Rolling Stones’ epochal Let It Bleed album is under the spotlight, plus the triumphs and tragedies of the band’s watershed 1969: Brian’s death, Altamont, Honky Tonk Women and ...

How Depeche Mode exposed themselves to Cold War-era Berlin’s subversive techno and S&M scenes - and emerged ready to corrupt ...

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

“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 ...

A deluxe magazine devoted to one of the post-punk era’s most iconic bands, featuring exclusive interviews, in-depth features ...

1974 was the year George Clinton’s P-Funk philosophy went overground, taking the psychedelic black rock of Funkadelic and the horn-heavy dance grooves of Parliament into the charts, onto the stage, ...

On October 13, 1965, The Who recorded My Generation at London’s IBC Studios and post-war youth found its voice. The early Townshend home demo of the song above shows most of its key compositional ...