Revisiting punk’s iconic era: Mark Perry’s SNIFFIN’ GLUE chronicles the birth of rebellion
The reason punk anthology Sniffin’ Glue has endured is that it successfully made the things it was writing about sound really exciting.
The reason punk anthology Sniffin’ Glue has endured is that it successfully made the things it was writing about sound really exciting.
The history of the Oi! subculture in What Have We Got? by Simon Spence uncovers its turbulent journey and key figures.
Discover LGBTQ+ musicians, their defiance against cultural taboos and the hidden figures of early blues music with Queer Blues by Darryl W. Bullock.
Uncover the captivating world of David Bowie in Bowie Odyssey 73 by Simon Goddard, including the decadence, iconic figures, and key moments that shaped his life.
Touring can be grueling, but help is at hand with the Touring And Mental Health manual - a 625 page guide covering everything from addiction to nutrition.
The story of Sun Records - recounted in new book The Birth Of Rock 'n' Roll - The Illustrated Story Of Sun Records - is one of the most fascinating in the history of popular music.
Kid Congo Powers closes Some New Kind Of Kick almost exactly 25 years before its publication, on the day he did heroin for the last time.
Simon Goddard’s epic 10-book Bowie Odyssey series, recounting the life of perhaps the greatest pop star of his or any era against the cultural backdrop of 1970s Britain, continues with Bowie Odyssey 72.
With his long-awaited memoir out now, what better time for a look at the life and work of Barry Adamson: Mancunian musical cult icon and collaborator with the likes of Nick Cave and David Lynch. David Nobakht has the goods.