In tribute to Dolly Parton, MOJO revisits our recent audience with the Queen Of Country. On the agenda: mortality, motherhood ...

Brittany Howard's blues-soul trio Alabama Shakes take on Trump's America on their first new album in over a decade, I Must Be ...

Out in September, The Shel Tamy Recordings unearth never-before-heard tracks Bowie recorded with The Kinks’ producer in the ...

Bob Dylan’s conversion to evangelical Christianity at the end of 1978 remains the most extraordinary, unexpected and controversial transformation of a contrarian career. When Dylan’s new commitment ...

In the summer of 1976, Bob Marley & The Wailers hit the UK shortly before the heatwave, in mid-June. They’d been touring Rastaman Vibration since April – breakthrough shows in the US and Europe – and ...

On The Militant, a track from Lambchop’s 1996 album How I Quit Smoking, Kurt Wagner recalls a grim discovery on a building site: “KKK” scratched into the fresh cement. Wagner scrapes the initials away ...

The ‘Goodbye Summer’ Oval appearance has gone down in history as one of The Who’s most memorable – a rowdy 35,000 crowd, Keith Moon hitting his drums with a cricket bat, the group parrying footballs ...

When Peter Green named his band Fleetwood Mac back in 1967, no one knew quite how far-seeing his decision would be. The idea was to honour the talents of the group’s rhythm section, drummer Mick ...

“Pretending my life is not in ruins/Pretending I'm not depressed.” So ran the opening lines on Pretending, the quietly devastating final song of Van Morrison’s last album of new music, 2022’s What’s ...

The tapes started arriving on April 7, VHS cassettes stickered with the Boards of Canada hexagon sun logo, sent from Warp Records to the homes of various people who’d previously purchased something ...

2023 was year of little miracles. The Rolling Stones, Depeche Mode and Julie Byrne defied the Reaper. Jamie Branch’s trumpet reached us from the great beyond. Ian Hunter and Everything But The Girl ...