Ben Forrest

Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but it is difficult to imagine The Who's Pete Townshend having many regrets about the way his career has panned out, at least in a musical sense.

It is easy to take umbrage with Sting , given the former Police songwriter's outspoken penchant for the more sanctimonious side of life.

Few non-punk bands from the annals of history are quite as suited to the realm of punk rock as Motörhead

Jazz is far too often the butt of the joke within rock-centric discussions; viewed as little more than a few self-aggrandising musicians playing

The victims include a Danish pilot and a Greek fire service liaison officer,

There has always been more to Paul Weller than first met the eye during his time with The Jam.

The pages of musical history are awash with groups who score a hit single and then spend the rest of their tenure churning out carbon copies of that very same track.

Nobody becomes a successful musician through a lifetime ambition to examine legal paperwork, copyright law, or royalty disputes.

John Douglas, the guitarist and songwriter for cult Scottish indie band Trashcan Sinatras, has died at the age of 62, as has been confirmed by the band.

If you have ever been entrenched in any kind of local scene – punk or otherwise – you will be well aware of the age-old problem of there being too many bands and not enough musicians.