Ten years on from his death, Kate Bush, Tony Visconti, Siouxsie Sioux, Earl Slick, Dave Gahan, U2's The Edge and more express ...

Get the new MOJO for the full story behind the midget mods’ psychedelic masterpiece Ogden’s Nut Gone Flake plus an exclusive ...

The inside scoop on incoming new music from Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, U2, Madonna, Lana Del Rey, Bruce Springsteen, ...

Florence Shaw's post-punk seismographers pick up more weird vibrations on spotless third album. Read MOJO's 5-star review and ...

“Zimmy’s gone crazy!” ... or so reckoned Eric Clapton as he walked out on Desire, Bob Dylan’s accidental 1976 masterpiece. And no wonder – given the wiped tapes and marital headaches, mobsters and ...

Led Zeppelin frontman shares some of the music he's been exploring this year, including Bob Dylan, Florence + The Machine, Jimmy ‘Duck’ Holmes and more.

Alongside Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliff is perhaps the artist who did the most to bring reggae music to the world. Both through international hits such as You Can Get It If You Really Want, I Can See ...

As the group who brought us The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, The Dark Side Of The Moon and The Wall, Pink Floyd’s reputation as rock’s greatest visionaries refuses to fade. To salute their ...

On the cover of MOJO’s always-essential Best Of The Year issue – The Smiths: the ultimate alternative rock band re-illuminated by drummer Mike Joyce’s fascinating new memoir. Inside: the 75 Best New ...

“This is amazing being here,” beams Raye from the Pyramid Stage. “I really hope I don’t have to pee.” Never let it be said that Rachel Keen ever knowingly undershares. Like her deeply personal, often ...

In a career that began 75 years ago, pre-dating even Alan Freed’s adoption of the phrase ‘rock’n’roll’, Mavis Staples must have thought she’d seen just about everything; one of the most recognisable ...