As a founding member and co-creative mind behind proto-industrial post-punk icons Killing Joke, Big Paul Ferguson has already earned his place among the most influential and highly regarded
Pink Floyd’s 1975 album, “Wish You Were Here”, surely counts as one of the greatest rock albums of the 20th century. A musically and emotionally complex tribute to
On Friday, May 7, Kayak will release their new album entitled “Out of this World.” After ‘Seventeen’ (2017), the new album is a continuation of Kayak in the
The prohibition on conducting large events this summer also applies to Roskilde Festival. Consequently, this year’s festival is postponed to 2022. This summer’s festivals are guaranteed compensation for
A one-time-only global livestream show, concocted by Madness and scripted by Charlie Higson, “The Get Up!” features live music, classic Madness songs, new Madness songs, comedy, some very, very special
Back in the Summer of 1981, Motörhead got louder, dirtier and more universal, and you’re getting an invitation to relive this most glorious of achievements once again… Following
Purple Disco Machine’s ‘Fireworks’ goes strength to strength with the release of an explosive remix package for the dance-floor filler. Purple Disco Machine staked his claim as one
Just over a week out from the release of her forthcoming third solo album “Sixty Summers” (out Friday 30 April via BMG), Julia Stone has revealed the incredibly
On May 7, the eighteenth studio album of Kayak, the godfathers of Dutch progressive rock music, will be released. After the release of the previous, very successful, album
Where on “Savage (Songs from a Broken World)” the world was already destroyed and he described humanity from a scifi view, Gary Numan mainly buys time with his
