Daniel Dylan Wray

A new book collects every single issue of the mag that started as an in-joke among friends and became a subcultural behemoth. Its creators recall the parties, the music, the fashion, and being ‘right on one, matey’

Daniel Dylan Wray · 7-min read When Andrew Weatherall suddenly died in February 2020, the outpouring of grief was monumental.

There's a phrase that Andrew Weatherall was fond of saying: “If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much room.”

The former Marillion singer was on rousing form as he delivered power ballads and intricate rock anthems spanning a career of more than four decades

· 2-min read In 1985 Derek William Dick, the Scottish singer known as Fish, was locked into an intense, vivid and kaleidoscopic LSD

Using a diamond needle, lathe-cutters can turn blank vinyl discs into your very own record – with a pressing run of however many or few you fancy. We report on a booming business

New crowd-sourced documentary 'We Are Fugazi From Washington, D.C.' marks 20 years since Fugazi’s final live show, highlighting why the post-hardcore trailblazers remain an inspiration for artists forging their own uncompromising path.

There’s no slowing down for the avant art-rock octogenarian as he forgoes predictability to showcase the staggering breadth and depth of his songcraft

On Bob Mould's new studio album Here We Go Crazy, the ex-Hüsker Dü man turns tumultuous times into direct hits

‘It was the one place where you were guaranteed a gig. It didn't matter how shit you were’