Strangest Rock Deaths: 10 Most Bizarre Casualties In Music History
Even by the music industry’s eccentric standards, the strangest rock deaths of all time perplex as much as they intrigue…
Best Bassists: 20 Icons Whose Rock-Solid Foundations Built Music
Traditionally (but not always) sturdy and steady, the best bassists of all time have provided solid foundations for every type of music.
‘The Road To Hell Part 2’: How Chris Rea Added Fuel To The Fire
Hitting the road yet again, Chris Rea’s sequel album, ‘The Road To Hell Part 2’, went off the beaten track to fuse guitar with dance rhythms.
How David Bowie’s 1969 Album Finally Achieved Lift-Off
Bold and diverse, David Bowie’s self-titled 1969 album boasted songs such as Space Oddity which saw him emerge as a unique songwriter.
‘Movement’: How New Order Hit Their Stride After Joy Division’s End
Bridging the gap between Joy Division and New Order, the ‘Movement’ album provided ‘a rough draft for future greatness’.
‘Like A Virgin: How Madonna Proved She Had The Touch
Pairing up with Chic’s Nile Rodgers, Madonna created ‘Like A Virgin’, arguably the most significant record ever released by a woman.
Best Protest Songs: 20 Political Anthems That Demand Change
Giving a voice and taking a stand, the best protest songs serve as a record of the fight against ineffective and corrupt policy-makers.
Echo And The Bunnymen: “It Was Like Our Backs Were Against The Wall”
Defiantly creative, Echo And The Bunnymen’s music resounds through the ages. “We thought we were the best band in the world,” they tell Dig!
‘The Tears Of Hercules’: Rod Stewart Returns Stronger Than Ever
Full of libido and revelling in his rock’n’roll ‘icon’ status, Rod Stewart’s ‘The Tears of Hercules’ is a joyous and confident album.
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