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Arthur Brown: “Going by any reasonable judgement system, I’d have to admit to being mad”
The relentless innovator explains why he can never stay in a creative space for long, claims credit for the Paris student riots of the 60s, and recalls giving up music entirely rather than going commercial
Five amazing 90s bands who should have been massive but never made it
Some bands make all the right noises but never achieve the riches they deserve
Interview: Dire Straits and the adventure of Brothers In Arms
Everything changed for Dire Straits when they made Brothers In Arms: Mark Knopfler, John Illsley and Guy Fletcher look back
"It’s music for those who’ve been to the edge and came back louder." Panamanian alt. rockers AlphaWhores talk us through their new album, You Can Come Out Now, track-by-track
"This isn’t music for the faint-hearted"
I took my mum to one of Europe’s heaviest metal festivals, and her reviews of the bands are glorious
My mum joined me at Bloodstock Open Air to watch Gojira, Machine Head, Emperor and many more – this is what she thought of their shows
Peter Baumann didn’t think Tangerine Dream were prog – just weird
With new solo album Nightfall and a new edition of Phaedra both on sale, the synth maestro says limited ability, cutting-edge gear and raw luck led to success in the 70s, and regrets running out of time to reunite with Edgar Froese
Debate: Who are the 'big four' of classic rock?
For those about to opine, we salute you
When Genesis reunited to make a film, it was the same old story
Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford look back on the controversial Genesis documentary Sum Of The Parts
