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A new book and anthology explore the rise and impact of Paul McCartney's band, Wings. The releases detail the group's journey, commercial success, and lasting musical legacy, with the anthology offeri
Linkin Park's 'In The End,' initially doubted by vocalist Chester Bennington, became a global hit, blending genres and addressing themes of frustration and futility.
Fifty years after its recording, Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" remains iconic. Discover its creation at Rockfield Studios, a quiet Welsh retreat where Freddie Mercury and the band crafted the revolution
Thirty years after its release, Pulp's 'Different Class' remains a landmark album that captured the zeitgeist of mid-90s Britain and gave a voice to the outsiders.
Julian Lennon, son of John Lennon, is now involved in Sam Mendes' upcoming four-film Beatles biopic project, a major shift from his historical exclusion from the band's official legacy.
Soundgarden guitarist Kim Thayil is set to release his memoir, 'A Screaming Life,' chronicling the band's rise, the Seattle grunge scene, and how his immigrant background shaped his life and music.
Motörhead's raw energy and uncompromising sound left a massive mark on music, influencing thrash metal and cementing Lemmy Kilmister's legacy as an authentic rock icon.
Stevie Nicks once considered leaving Fleetwood Mac to join Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers in the early 1980s, preferring Petty's music at the time. She collaborated with Petty on her debut solo album
In October 1962, The Rollin' Stones recorded their first demo tape, covering blues tracks like 'You Can't Judge a Book by the Cover.' This early session, featuring Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, init
Before they were rock legends, the members of Rush were teens who found Led Zeppelin's music 'too hard' to play. Here's the one song they could master.
Jesse Hughes of Eagles of Death Metal has revealed the true meaning behind Queens of the Stone Age's name, explaining its origin from a producer's comment and Josh Homme's deliberate choice to use 'Qu
October 25, 1986, marked a historic week as Cyndi Lauper's 'True Colors' hit No. 1, joining Tina Turner and Janet Jackson to make it the first time female solo artists held the top three spots on the
