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“When they marched through a crowd of Jethro Tull fans in America, led by two bagpipers, they were making memories that would last forever.” Fighting fascism, riots and rock’n’roll: The onstage story of the Sensational Alex Harvey Band

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band didn’t shift as many records as they deserved to, but as a live band they were like no other

“We were so down about what had happened to our career and our friends and our band.” Gary Rossington on the triumph and tragedy of Lynyrd Skynyrd

He started the band and survived its darkest hour, never losing faith in music’s healing power. If anyone represented the soul of Lynyrd Skynyrd, it...

“Kinder der Nacht” — Leipzig Darkwave Project Kalte Steine Wanders Through Collapse, Decay, and Gothic Bleakness

The newly anointed Kalte Steine come out of Leipzig like cold breath rising off its foundations: cellar air, frozen memory, and German syllables striking cobblestone...

“People didn’t want to admit we had a sense of humour. But how could you take songs like Godzilla or Joan Crawford seriously?” How Blue Öyster Cult really feel about that SNL More Cowbell sketch

Their 1976 hit (Don’t Fear) The Reaper – inspired by Romeo And Juliet – found a new lease of life on TV 24 years later,...

“You’re the first guy in America who’s lost his show because we’ve got a president who can’t take a joke.” Watch Bruce Springsteen pay tribute to Stephen Colbert as his much-loved show comes to an end

The Boss played a moving version of Streets Of Minneapolis on the eve of the final edition of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

Kissmas Day, millions of dollars and the road to the bargain bin: Why the four solo albums were the beginning of the end for Kiss

Kiss's solo albums were meant to be a celebration of their dominance: Instead, they signalled the start of the decline

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