Latest articles by Paul Lester
Neil Young and Mick Jagger in one body, and a stripper/Princeton lecturer: it's alt.rock’s premier power duo
Another chance to meet the ‘punk before punk’ rockers
Post-punk quirk-popster meets science-fiction illustrator
Studio album number 30 from space-rock pioneers – and the force is still with them
The Finnish soprano wows the crowd in Camden
Canadian turntablist collaborates with the other kooky Icelander on sixth album
Solo album from Trembling Bells singer/drummer, Alex Rex
Four-CD box set from the punk also-rans.
Mike Rutherford talks Genesis, school, guns and women in America, trips of both kinds, and being “from Mars”
The Kentucky trio wow Camden and pay tribute to Jaki Liebezeit at their London debut
Blood on the tracks: raw solo debut from the Asking Alexandria frontman
Ex-Mansun man plans solo dates ahead of debut solo album.
Follow-up to 2013’s Now What?! from the last original hard rock behemoths standing.
Even with helping keep the peace in the Eagles and working for hard taskmasters, he’s lived “a charmed life”
Inspired by everything from Clockwork Orange to drug-fuelled psycho parties, welcome to the wild and wonderful world of The Flaming Lips. Wayne Coyne takes us down into the rabbit hole
Tim Smith's Spratleys Japs and Guapo team up for a Cardiacs friendly
Seventh album from Italian kraut-proggers in operation since the 90s.
Returning to the place that’s a “state of mind” as much as a musical concept, this work of quiet intensity mirrors the creator’s personal tumult
Rick Wakeman on Thatcher, Castro, never taking drugs, being Grandpa Grumpy and still doing what he loves
Two sides of the rock’n’roll coin tossed together: the adventurous and experimental versus the traditional and unreconstructed
“I’ve seen life’s dark side,” says the polymath as he returns to ’75 album Ommadawn to channel his emotional fallout
Two sets for the price of one from Panic Room in London
