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Top 20 cover versions of the 80s
Breathing fresh life into old classics or radically reinventing them, we celebrate 20 of the finest 80s cover versions The hit cover version is something of a rarity in today’s…
Duran Duran: Future Past interview
As their recent single Anniversary hinted, it’s 40 years since Duran Duran first beamed on to planet Earth. Rather than celebrate with a hits tour, they’ve released a stunning new album, where…
Duran Duran announce first NFT collaboration with A.I. artist, Huxley
Today, Duran Duran announced the launch of their latest endeavour: 100 unique NFTs (Non-Fungible Token) created by an Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) named Huxley, with whom the band collaborated on the…
14 essential Stone Roses songs
In our list of the best Stone Roses songs, we look back at the two albums and various singles of the most important Manchester band of all time (sorry,…
Making David Bowie: “Heroes”
Following Low, David Bowie: “Heroes” was the singer’s triumphant love letter to Berlin… Though Low’s later instrumentals referenced various facets of Bowie’s newly adopted home of Berlin, as a whole,…
The alternative David Bowie Top 20 – 1975-’80
In this list of the alternative David Bowie songs, we take a deep dive into his output between 1975 and 1980… During the last five years of the 70s, Bowie…
Elvis Costello & The Imposters: The Boy Named If & Other Favourites Tour
A sponsored post from AEG Following the announcement of the new album The Boy Named If, Elvis Costello & The Imposters have announced a UK tour, The Boy Named If &…
13 of the best Madness songs
We look back over four decades of top-tier 7″s for our list of the best Madness songs… Madness have been national treasures in Britain for well over 40 years. Often…
A Vision Of You – Debbie Harry On Film
As distinct a presence on celluloid as she is on vinyl, the film career of Debbie Harry is surprisingly prolific. Classic Pop reaches for the popcorn and settles back to…
Making Madness – The Rise & Fall
Buoyed by having their first No.1 hit, the fourth studio album by Madness, The Rise & Fall, marked the transition between knockabout Nutty Boys and reflective men who’d become hard-bitten…