Rock & Pop
Stooshe: London with the Lights On - review
There are plenty of reasons to like Stooshe's debut album, which has arrived six months late after accusations of label "interference".
Daft Punk: Random Access Memories - review
Ballads. Jazzy interludes. Low BPMs. Live drums. An Andrew Lloyd Webber moment.
Eric Clapton - review
Eric Clapton went professional and joined the Yardbirds in 1963, which provides a convenient peg for an anniversary-themed tour.
Laura Marling, Once I Was An Eagle, review
The singer's fourth album is a masterpiece, says Neil McCormick.
Denai Moore - New Faces
East London singer-songwriter Denai Moore blends nocturnal soul with lush folk guitars, says James Lachno.
Fenech-Soler - Magnetic: New music
After two 'teaser' singles, Fenech-Soler have decided Magnetic should be the proper comeback single and quite right too Reading on mobile? Watch here Alongside bands such as Friendly Fires and Delphic, Northamptonshire-based quartet Fenech-Soler's...
Steve Hackett - review
What is the best way for a seminal band to preserve their musical legacy? The answer probably is not for one of their members to spend the latter part of his career obsessively rerecording and tweaking their repertoire, and touring it as the fulcrum of...
Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa: Seesaw - review
Joe Bonamassa is a guitar hero and blues-rocker with impressively eclectic taste.
Fleetwood Mac release new four-track EP on iTunes without warning
The songs are the band's first new material since 2003, but there is no news on whether an album will follow
The Scaramanga Six - Phantom Head
If there were any justice in the pop music world, Scaramanga Six would be in for some well deserved kudos right about now.