Best Led Zeppelin Albums: Their Complete Studio Discography, Ranked And Reviewed
Balancing thunderous power with subtle delicacy, the best Led Zeppelin albums still soar far above the competition.
‘All Roads Lead Home’ Was A “Rare Opportunity” For Neil Young, Says Nils Lofgren
Recorded during lockdown, ‘All Roads Lead Home’ saw Neil Young and the members of Crazy Horse converge upon a new creative challenge.
Nils Lofgren Reveals “The Music And The Madness” Behind Neil Young’s ‘Tonight’s The Night’ Tour
Neil Young’s ‘Somewhere Under The Rainbow’ live album immortalises the ‘Tonight’s The Night’ tour. Guitarist Nils Lofgren explains why.
‘High Drama’: “The Brief Was To Remould These Great Songs” Says Adam Lambert
An eclectic treat, ‘High Drama’, the fifth solo album from Queen frontman Adam Lambert, takes the art of reinterpretation to a new level.
Steve Norman Talks 40th Anniversary Tour Of ‘Journeys To Glory’, Life In Spandau Ballet
In this interview, Spandau Ballet’s Steve Norman reveals the many highs – and the odd low – of being in one of the biggest bands of the 80s.
‘The Painter’: “I’m Still Finding Out What I Can Do” Says William Orbit
William Orbit’s first new album in eight years, ‘The Painter’ finds him flush with inspiration. ‘I’m full of surprises,’ he tells Dig!
‘The Remote Part’: Roddy Woomble Talks Idlewild’s “Defining” Album
A landmark release for Idlewild, ‘The Remote Part’ remains ‘the record that allowed us to do all this’, frontman Roddy Woomble tells Dig!
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!
Warnings/Promises Made Idlewild “A Band For Life”, Says Roddy Woomble
Setting Idlewild on a new creative path, ‘Warnings/Promises’ found the group ‘getting more expansive’, frontman Roddy Woomble tells Dig!
Tales Don’t Tell Themselves: “It’s Remarkable What We Pulled Off,” Say Funeral For A Friend
A concept album inspired by prog rock, FFAF’s ‘Tales Don’t Tell Themselves’ is ‘the grower’, says Matt Davies-Kreye.
Hours Is “The Purest Funeral For A Friend Album” Says Matt Davies-Kreye
Recording ‘Hours’ was ‘life-changing’, Funeral For A Friend frontman Matt Davies-Kreye tells Dig! ‘It charts the trip of us as a band.’
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