Peter Watts

Earl’s Closet – The Lost Archive of Earl McGrath, 1970-1980

Joyful, eclectic, unheard demos from the ’70s Stones associate

Lee Bains & The Glory Fires – Old-Time Folks

Southern discomfort from the gifted country rocker

David Michael Moore – Flatboat River Witch

“Traditional but perverted” folk-jazz played on home-made instruments by the banks of the Mississippi

The making of Bikini Kill’s “Rebel Girl”

The celebration of female identity and friendship that is Bikini Kill's "Rebel Girl" involved Joan Jett in its definitive third recording

From disaster to triumph: a look at the tumultuous year of 1962 for The Beatles

Relive the key events in the transformative year of 1962 that set the tempo for The Beatles and their career

Billy Childish: “Dylan always got away with doing what he wanted”

After four decades of eclectic exploration, Chatham's Renaissance man brings his rough'n'rowdy ways to the Bob Dylan songbook

Father John Misty – Chloë and the Next 20th Century

Lush, orchestral heartbreak from Josh Tillman’s divisive and unforgivingly gifted alter ego

“There was no warm-up or follow-on… we had to deliver”: Jimmy Page looks back on his illustrious career so far

The Zeppelin mastermind revisits his career highlights of the past 25 years

Andy Bell – Flicker

Reflective, lysergic, optimistic double by Ride and Oasis guitarist

Kate Bush on her album The Dreaming: “I wanted to take control of everything”

Donkeys, didgeridoos and Celtic ballads: how the creative outlier took it as far as she could on her 1982 album, The Dreaming
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