“They’re crushed like insects”: How Negativland made a chaotic mockery of U2 High drama. Maddi Fearn Jun 1, 2026
The 1973 album too complicated for Ian Anderson: “It’s wacko” “Too much detail, too much stuff.” Rachael Pimblett Jun 1, 2026
‘Wake Up Little Susie’: The most innocent song to ever banned from radio The 1950s were a strange time. Matthew Ingate Jun 1, 2026
The one Beatles project John Lennon would never get behind: “Too corny” Not as tough for his tastes. Tim Coffman Jun 1, 2026
The 1977 song that became Jeff Lynne’s favourite to play live: “I just love the chords” “Very evocative.” Kelly Murphy Jun 1, 2026
The 2000 AC/DC song Brian Johnson thinks might be their best: “I don’t think I’ve heard anything like that played that well before” The height of their powers. Tim Coffman Jun 1, 2026
The 1971 jazz album that got Jeff Beck “out of the gutter” An overlooked effort. Arun Starkey Jun 1, 2026
How Josh Homme turned turmoil into an album he thought people would hate: “In my own head” Trust the process. Callum MacHattie Jun 1, 2026
The 1959 song Ringo Starr couldn’t live without: “I love it” “I love it, I love the live version.” Joe Taysom Jun 1, 2026
The 1973 Pink Floyd album David Gilmour thought was “perfect” A faultless body of work, according to Gilmour. Joe Taysom Jun 1, 2026