Interviews

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

Nina Nastasia – Album By Album

As she releases her most nakedly personal album yet, Nina Nastasia walks us through her back catalogue

Osees’ John Dwyer: “I’m like the mythical shark that has to keep moving”

High-octane explorers Osees take a “scum-punk” turn with intense new album, A Foul Form, their most urgent and topically engaged to date

Sessa: “We have to find a way to survive, to make people feel pleasure”

Sergio Sayeg’s journey toward being an ascendant steward of one of Brazil’s beloved musical exports, Tropicália

Fleetwood Mac’s Christine McVie on her compilation album, Songbird: “This may be my swansong”

The Fleetwood Mac singer and songwriter recounts her long journey from the Birmingham blues scene to world arenas

An audience with Roger Chapman: “I could sing my arse off when I was a kid”

Chapeau to Chappo! The former Family frontman looks back on a long career spent dodging spivs, scallywags and hypnocrats to hobnob with Jimi, Elton and the Stones

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

The joyous legacy of George Clinton’s Parliament-Funkadelic: “It’s an institution of funk”

Hitch a ride on the Mothership as the latest ‘farewell’ tour rolls into town; key players recount the joyous legacy of P-Funk

Chris Blackwell: “I knew I wanted to spend my life close to music”

The Island Records visionary looks back on his long and colourful career

Deep dive into Queen’s 30 greatest songs

Brian May, Roger Taylor and Adam Lambert share tales behind the band’s thrilling body of work and celebrate the many career highs of their inimitable frontman Freddie Mercury
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