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Jeff Buckley’s first steps – an oral history: “He’d always say, ‘It’s about the music, stoopid!’”

February 1993. JEFF BUCKLEY, a hyperactive music junkie just finding his feet in the New York clubs, enters Shelter Island Studios and records 40...

Going Blank Again: a history of shoegaze

Stars Ride, Lush and more...

Bark Psychosis – Hex

Far from the madding post-rock crowd, a perfect, lonely debut

Deep Purple on “Black Night”: “We thought the whole thing was a waste of time”

How an old blues riff, played “good and drunk” after a pub booze-up, became a huge 1970 hit

“We had to rely on our Motörheadness to get us through”

The classic members recall the story of their mighty band

Don Henley: “I know all the drummer jokes!”

The Eagle looks back across his diverse, rewarding career

Feist – Pleasure

Six years in the making, ruminations on pain and doubt never sounded so exhilarating

Paul Rodgers: “I like to be in control of my own destiny”

The Free and Bad Company frontman on his musical adventures

LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy: “I don’t want to do anything that would be disappointing to me as a 15-year-old”

Murphy answers your questions in this classic archive feature

Blondie: “We weren’t like the rest of the New York bands…”

Debbie Harry, Chris Stein, Clem Burke talks us through Blondie's early days in a run-down, crime-infested New York City
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