The musician who always had “a headlock” on Dolly Parton’s heart
“The only people who could describe Dolly without using their hands.”
Author: Kelly Murphy Archives: 07/2024
‘Nightclubbing’: How a Grace Jones masterpiece changed and challenged culture
How one album signified the times while challenging norms.
‘Mad World’: Why does the Tears for Fears’ enduring masterpiece feel so uneasy?
A head-first dive into the psychological unknown.
A collection of songs that inspired hyper-pop star Sophie to greatness
A collection of the late singer’s cherished songs.
“You sure like to ball!”: Little Richard, Elvis Presley, and the 1950s threats that sparked satanic panic
Scapegoating music for society’s issues.
Jane Fonda to present new exhibition highlighting dangers of toxic oil drilling
“I’ll be fighting the oil companies until the day I die.”
“It just blew me away”: the greatest live band ever, according to Suzi Quatro
“The craziness of it.”
“Confront a corpse at least once”: exploring David Bowie’s obsession with death as an art form
The place beyond basic human cognition.
The underbelly of live experiences: Is it time we confronted alcohol culture at music festivals?
Some environments are entering a transitional period regarding alcohol consumption.