After almost 40 years, 15 albums and a small library’s worth of column inches, the Manic Street Preachers are an established feature of British rock landscape. Indeed, it’s easy to mistake their ...

Dylan road tales, Rolling Thunder CD including unheard Bob, Amy Winehouse, Fela Kuti, Queens Of The Stone Age and more.

Geese frontman earns his flowers on the soundtrack to Paul Thomas Anderson’s new concert film of startling New York solo show ...

Fannies wrap up sombre reflections on life in a gentle melodic glow on their 13th album, Do Not Dare to Dream, out this week ...

Presenting MOJO’s two bestselling Kate Bush specials in one deluxe 260-page bookazine, MOJO The Collectors’ Series: Kate Bush ...

New anniversary edition of Elvis Costello's 1977 debut album My Aim Is True charts his remarkable evolution over 104 wildly ...

Ali Campbell discusses the bitter split within UB40 and explains why a truce with his brother and former bandmate Robin will ...

As an expanded reissue of Ogden’s Nut Gone Flake emerges, MOJO revisits the Small Faces’ psychedelic masterpiece with help from its survivors, telling a tale of dosed neighbours, defenestrated record ...

December 1982 and out there in the wider world, The Police were fast becoming the biggest band on the planet: a string of international hits, two US Top 5 and three UK Number 1 albums, a couple of ...

Was Lee “Scratch” Perry – inventor of reggae, alchemist of sound, “God’s Scientist” – authentically crackers? Or was it an act to deflect gangsters and journalists? Or a vibration from a higher plane ...

Radiohead's Thom Yorke on his love of Neil Young, visiting his hero at home, and getting to play After The Goldrush on the piano it was written on.