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Canada's premier post-hardcore dynamos have a brilliant back-catalogue: we sort out the 'great' from the 'immaculate'

The futuristic model made its debut at NAMM 2022. Now, almost a year later, it’s received its long-awaited official release

In 1977, Metro’s single Criminal World was considered “too gay” for the BBC. By 1983, it was too suggestive for David Bowie too. 40 years later, its songwriter explains what it’s like when one of your songs turns up on the biggest albums of the 80s

One of the highlights of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon, Clare Torry's vocal on The Great Gig In The Sky lifted the song to celestial heights

For David Bowie in 1983, art-rock and clown suits were in the past. He wanted to become a bona fide superstar. So he recruited the man nicknamed The Hitmaker

Herman's Hermits, Hurricane Higgins, 10CC and me

The iconic cover art, the boundary-pushing sonics, that thing where it supposedly synchronises with The Wizard Of Oz — Pink Floyd's legendary album is one of the most successful releases of all time.

N-Dubz have reportedly scored a “two album deal with EMI Records” following the end of their comeback tour in December.

The daughter of pop megastar Paul McCartney has given an intimate peek into the hallowed halls of Abbey Road, the studio where he -- and many other music stars -- recorded masterpieces. Mary McCartney directed the new documentary, "If These Walls Could Sing", which gets a worldwide release on Disney+…

David Hepworth's book, with foreword by Paul McCartney, takes fans from its 1931 EMI beginnings to today

The Beatles had a major problem and it wasn't going to be easily resolved. They didn't like the song they'd been asked to record by their producer George Martin.