The grunge-blues giant returns, now digging deeper grooves and - shock! - nu disco...

Sir Paul’s romantic, (and loving) take on standards...

The birth of the hippy dream, caught on camera...

A new museum dedicated to the life of Johnny Cash is set to open in Nashville later this year.

Bon Iver frontman Justin Vernon has said he might not release another album for five years.

Cabaret Voltaire's Steel City noir, now rewired with extras...

Phew and all that. I’ve just been listening again to the 37 minute stream of new music by Neil Young and Crazy Horse that was posted at the weekend on neilyoung.com. I’m sure there were more important things I could have been doing throughout the day, like filling in health and safety reports and similarly essential tasks. But after reading John’s Wild Mercury Blog on the Neil and Crazy Horse jams, which are titled, tantalisingly, ‘Horse Back’, I haven’t needed much encouragement to utterly neglect such housekeeping duties to further take in the roiling brilliance of Neil and Crazy Horse.

Neil Young called Time Fades Away his “worst album”, but this most elusive release is also one of his most important

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The Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger has pulled out of an event due to be hosted by British Prime Minister David Cameron, after complaining that he was being used as a "political football".