The story of when Faber gave up appearing at an event with the bard of Duluth, in order to stand by his support for Native Americans
R.E.M.'s journey around the sun conceals weariness and nostalgia beneath a cloak of old-fashioned ballads
The most controversial edition of the Eurofestival, seen through the report card of all 35 competing songs
One of the Fab Four's masterpieces returns to the market in six physical formats, starting with a sumptuous Super Deluxe edition on 4 LPs or 5 CDs
On tour, bound for Italy, Robert Smith and co. found themselves caught up in a truly special "live" show
Disarming, sudden, and often \"in medias res\": a curated playlist of 20 of the Roman songwriter's most striking opening lines.
The timeless jazz-rock of Pinerolo's own Dedalus, a manifesto of an era
With the rhythm section restored - buried on its predecessor out of respect for their defected friend Berry - Stipe & co. go back to basking in the melodic ballads that made the fortune of the celebrated Athens outfit
Having lost Berry, the Athens band ventures into a bold project blending electronics with bloody riffs, without quite managing to hide its disorientation
The British artist, composer and performer delivers one of her most accomplished pop-rock experiments, crossing every boundary
Twenty years after its release, Jeff Tweedy and co.'s classic still shines in a dazzling SuperDeluxe Edition
From "How To Save A Life" in "Scrubs" to "Axolotl" in "Twin Peaks": the new instalment of our disorganized journey through TV series music
In the midst of a sonic evolution and determined to face down the outrage of the prudish, Gore and co. even took on state television
The Angine de Poitrine case is just the latest. In an overcrowded rock landscape, identity is a decisive lever. Between anonymity, worldbuilding and the construction of an imaginary, the covered face becomes a tool to make the music more recognizable