Suede founding bandmembers explore the stories behind the making of the band’s sophomore album and reflect upon its ...

We dig deep into the stories behind our favourite albums through words and music.

A musical legend in conversation with Colleen ‘Cosmo’ Murphy, in a special event to launch the Beyond the Bassline season on Friday 26 April at 7:00pm. Join us on the to celebrate the 30th anniversary ...

The last episode of 'Sounds Of A City' presents the case as to why 'Blue Lines' is Bristol's definitive album.

Named after Yoshimi P-we, the drummer of Japanese band The Boredoms (who appears throughout the album), Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots sought to capture the delicate duality of life and death, ...

Love “Forever Changes” is one of the seminal sixties albums and one of the top psychedelic albums of all times according to serious music fans and critics. The band may not be familiar to many people ...

As Pink Floyd's 'Animals' turns forty Colleen takes a look back at this often overlooked classic.

It’s the 20th anniversary (already?) of the release of this seminal album which fused together acid house, psychedelic soul and good ole rock n’ roll. This is the album that elevated Primal Scream ...

The era of the late Sixties usually brings to mind the West Coast, naked hippies cavorting in festival grounds, flower power, psychedelia and LSD. But there was a band that resolutely bucked the trend ...

Join other music fans and professionals sharing memories of favourite albums and artists, while revealing insights as to how these records have changed the course of their lives.

How did an album about mental illness, mortality and the need for human empathy become one of the most classic, iconic albums of all time staying on the US Billboard Charts for 741 weeks (14 years)?

Why is Billie Holiday still considered as one of the greatest jazz voices of all time? Throughout her career and during the decades after her death, she has inspired some of the best vocalists of our ...