From the street swagger of Oasis to the epic alienation of Radiohead, the spaced-out futurism of Massive Attack to the ...
Queer antipathy prompted an explosion of DIY bonhomie - There was so much still to fight, but we could throw a party better ...
For those of us who were university students in the late 90s, asking someone we met for the first time at a club or a group date, "What kind of music do you listen to?" was almost like a standard ...
Q] I used to listen to London's Kiss FM on cassette. I bought tapes of recordings by Coldcut, Jazzie B, Patrick Forge, and Gilles Peterson at the now-defunct record store 'Cisco.' In New York, I ...
Project Nightfall on MSN
For three decades he taped every band that came through Chicago. Then a stranger started driving boxes out of his house, twenty at a time.
Once a month, a man pulls up outside a house in Chicago and loads his car with cassettes. Not a handful. Roughly twenty boxes ...
Cyrus began consistently documenting New York City in the nineties. His images of Harlem—its streets, its jazz clubs, its ...
Drugs, drink and dancing made Bez famous. Thirty-five years on, has he really swapped it all for filtered water, intermittent fasting and walks with the dogs?
The rumblings of rock 'n' roll, the sounds of soul and funk, and the formation of the folk movement were already underway in the U.S. by the time the 1960s rolled around. Even so, few people were ...
A new radio documentary explores how the tech-literate fans of the ultimate hippy band helped to pioneer today’s digitally ...
As 1980s elitism vanished in a wave of euphoria, rave culture exploded, art shows were like rock concerts and even war seemed ...
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