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“I wanted to make the new album while I was still alive” – THE ALARM’s MIKE PETERS on living with cancer and the future
Mike Peters, frontman of The Alarm, talks about how the recording process of new album Forwards was shaped by his cancer treatment.
Exploring BOWIE’s golden years in BOWIE ODYSSEY 73: a decadent & well-researched history
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.
GRAHAM NASH’s latest album NOW: a balanced blend of reflection & momentum
Graham Nash's new album Now combines country and MOR rock, showcasing his powerful vocals and thought-provoking lyrics reflecting on the past with passionate political commentary.
FASSBINDER THOUSANDS OF MIRRORS: a masterful account of a master filmmaker
A captivating read for film enthusiasts and culture aficionados alike, Ian Penman's fascinating account of Rainer Werner Fassbinder's life and work is filled with quotes, confessions, and social commentary.
JETHRO TULL go Nordic with first album in 20 years: RökFlöte
Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson returns with RökFlöte, a new album that celebrates his 55th year with the iconic band, exploring prog-rock and folk, as well as Norse mythology and lyric poetry.
COLIN BLUNSTONE on THE ZOMBIES’ enduring appeal: “We never follow trends”
In a revealing interview, Colin Blunstone talks about The Zombies' cross-generational appeal, their musical process, and how they always stay true to themselves.
Disco-licious, soulful, and confessional: LEMAR’s PAGE IN MY HEART has it all
Soul-swooner Lemar's comeback album Page In My Heart is half-party, half-confessional, and something Lionel Ritchie and Bee Gees fans will love it.
Back with a bang, THE ZOMBIES: DIFFERENT GAME brings their iconic sound into 2023
The Zombies' new album Different Game showcases the band's fiery mix of blues, jazz, and rock, with influences from Steely Dan and Procol Harum.
The wonders & horrors of nature in TWO LIGHTS: a memoir and environmental wake-up call
Two Lights by James Roberts is a captivating travelogue and memoir that weaves together nature, history, and environmental activism.
Album number 10 finds ORBITAL at their most eclectic
On their 10th studio album Optical Delusion, Orbital are all over the place with their electronic styles, from electro to techno and trance – but that’s a good thing.
“It needs to last forever” – Oldfield collaborator Robin Smith on TUBULAR BELLS at 50
As groundbreaking synth/prog/proto-chillout album Tubular Bells tours the UK 50 years after its release, Rhonda Lee Reali speaks to Robin Smith.