Approaching half a century in music as 2016 rolled by, 'Godfather of Punk', Iggy Pop, wrote the theme to 'Gold' and lyrically ...

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Actor Danny Dyer has revealed that after the death of his mentor and Nobel prize-winning playwright Harold Pinter, he suffered a scary "spiral of madness".

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Dave Grohl has made it his career mission to collaborate with all of his music heroes. Maybe this icon sits at the top of the tree. Read more here.

Surrealist female artistsremained obscure because they were believed to be only muses to their male counterparts.

Slash can make a guitar fit in any context, but there were certain songs that never suited Guns N' Roses from top to bottom.

Neil Young's 'On The Beach' was a sonic departure in 1974, tinged with introspective darkness. And it was fuelled by this ...

In a new interview, Yungblud expressed frustration with the current festival market. "I can't play a festival that's £800 a ticket," he said.

Looking back on a body of work that epitomises 1970s power rock, The Who frontman, Roger Daltrey, had misgivings about an instrument's presence in their oeuvre.

Session player Elliott Randall stepped in after Donald Fagen and Walter Becker couldn't quite get the sound they were looking ...