"I had to pay the rent, and the Monkees were selling records, and I wasn’t being paid for my records," said Neil Diamond.

Featuring: Stereolab, Pulp, Suede, Saint Etienne, Baxter Dury, Robert Forster (The Go-Betweens), Mei Semones, mary in the junkyard, and more of May's best stuff.

Within 9 songs, Diamond City quilts people, places, and moments together with guitar-led thread and the fuzzy grain of ...

Everybody knows the title track from 1974's It's Only Rock 'n Roll, but its opening song, "If You Can't Rock Me," is a great ...

An ambitious, powerful collection from a band hitting their stride. 7/10 Blue Fish Diamond returns with their third record, Radio Silence, an evocative, socially charged collection that sees them ...

“Jump Out” sounds like a song from Transangelic Exodus, it must tee up with the theme of losing control in a sick society.

He elevated his instrument’s often-maligned reputation with deft musicianship, and by writing and commissioning a wide range ...

The infamy surrounding the Norwegian black metal scene of the early 1990s has a way of drowning out the music. Thanks to ...

The Doors accomplished more in four years than many bands have in four decades. Here are 10 songs that define their iconic ...

The San Diego native is one of the most innovative and acclaimed flutists in the world. The 2025 music director of the ...

Eight songs explore a brilliant new normal for the Australian bard Robert Forster on his new studio album, Strawberries ...

As the Sex Pistols headline a gig at Bellahouston Park in Glasgow on June 21 we ask: is it wrong to take the sound of a generation and play it ...