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The 2003 Strokes song that copied Sonic Youth: “Totally ripping it off” Passing the baton. Callum MacHattie Jun 23, 2026
“He was in a state”: Why did Nigel Goldrich only last 10 days with The Strokes? What could have been. Callum MacHattie Jun 22, 2026
10 albums with tracklists in completely the wrong order Fell at the last hurdle. Callum MacHattie Jun 21, 2026
“Bad people”: The dreary death of alt-rock supergroup, Zwan “This is so Billy-esque…” Tom Phelan Jun 20, 2026
The 16th-century song that made Elvis Costello recognise Jeff Buckley’s genius: “He’d taken it into his own world” A talent unlike any other. Reuben Cross Jun 18, 2026
The 1993 album that Kurt Cobain felt numb to: “No emotion from it” A disappointment. Reuben Cross Jun 17, 2026
The 1999 song that gave Eddie Vedder faith in pop again: “That was kind of uplifting” “That was kind of uplifting…” Tom Phelan Jun 17, 2026
The 1996 album Michael Stipe called his greatest work: “Absolutely my favourite” “We were in this hyper-adrenalised state…” Tom Phelan Jun 12, 2026
September 29th, 1992: How one day changed music forever Two vital rock albums. Paulina Subia May 30, 2026
The 1995 Radiohead song so bleak Thom Yorke can barely sing it: “I didn’t write it. It wrote itself” “About staring the fucking devil right in the eyes…” Aimee Ferrier May 26, 2026