Tonight I’m Gonna Rock You Tonight
Why do movies about the music biz so rarely work? A look at the good, the bad and the ugly of rock cinema, biopics and indulgent fictions.
Cultural Chaos and Forgotten Stories
Why do movies about the music biz so rarely work? A look at the good, the bad and the ugly of rock cinema, biopics and indulgent fictions.
A collection of punk bands from the late 1970s come together to bury the hatchet with the once-hated Pink Floyd. Apparently.
Punk Floyd: An Ageing Punk ‘Tribute’ to Pink Floyd Read More
The unexpected problem with library music is that it allows familiar tunes to suddenly turn up in the most unexpected of places.
The Library Music Familiarity Curse Read More
The musical stylings of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’s Marvin the Paranoid Android.
The Most Successful Robot In Chart History Read More
As a new generation discovers Kate Bush, your editor looks back on his own discovery of and obsession with Britain’s most singular rock star.
My Life With Kate Bush Read More
Middle-aged Dick Clark tries and fails to bridge the generation gap in this odd 1967 recording.
Dick Clark’s Open Letter To The Older Generation Read More
The compelling awfulness of the YouTube Reaction Video.
Negative Reactions Read More
The BBC TV documentary exploring the rise of the psychedelic underground in 1967.
What Is A Happening? Man Alive Investigates The 14 Hour Technicolor Dream Read More
The maverick director’s collision of style, slasher and psychedelia remains a seminal moment in American cinema.
The Counter Culture Meets Eighties Neo-Noir – Donald Cammell’s White Of The Eye Read More
We scratch our heads over Still Wish You Were Here, an efficient but entirely pointless recreation of Pink Floyd’s masterpiece Wish You Were Here.
Welcome To The Duplication Machine Read More
The hippest shop of Swinging London and the unlikely pop song that it inspired.
Granny Takes A Trip With The Purple Gang Read More
The new threat of illegal live recordings explored in a 1971 documentary that includes shameless criminality and John Lennon hiding in a bag.
Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd And Yoko Ono Battle The Bootlegs In A 1971 Documentary Read More