Interviews

Paul McCartney turns 80: a look back at the Beatle’s numerous accomplishments

Stellar friends, admirers and collaborators celebrate the Beatle's landmark birthday

Kurt Vile: “It’s finally accepted that I can just space out all the time”

At home in Philly, the chilled-out rocker prepares to release his latest album, '(watch my moves)'

Keith Richards: “I’ll take anybody’s idea. Writing is a cut-throat business…”

Keith looks back on his solo adventures – and what's next for the Stones

A look back at Bob Dylan’s landmark debut album

New revelations about Bob Dylan's Village days

Khruangbin’s Laura Lee – My Life In Music

Frontwoman Laura Lee reveals the albums that saved her: “A record had never given me that much emotional support”

Fontaines D.C. talk uprooting and having a sense of identity on Skinty Fia

From valiant outsiders to rock’n’roll heroes, Fontaines D.C. have learned to be true to themselves. But how will a move away from Dublin, their home city, impact on their long-held camaraderie? “We’re there in the corner, not really fitting in,” they tell us

An audience with Cowboy Junkies: “If you don’t reinterpret a song, then you’re just covering it and what’s the point?”

The alt country stalwarts talk Townes Van Zandt, The Trinity Session, family politics and the art of a great cover version

Fellow musicians and collaborators dissect the masterful work of Television’s Tom Verlaine

Forty-five years on from Marquee Moon, collaborators and bandmates separate the facts and frictions of an elusive artist

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

The making of Slint’s “Good Morning, Captain”

An eerie coming-of-age allegory so intense that it caused the post-rock pioneers to split: “We had crises of belief systems or something…”
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