Beck’s London show last night was a welcome party for one album – and a wake for anotherBy Gemma Samways13 Oct 2017
Watch Shame shopping for records when they hadn’t been to bed the night beforeBy Loud And Quiet12 Oct 2017
Why Janet Jackson’s ‘The Velvet Rope’ feels more at home in 2017 than it did in 1997By Sam Walton6 Oct 2017
Don’t be a sucker and miss out on the EMA 2017 experience, even in a shaky live formBy Joe Goggins5 Oct 2017
You might think Nick Cave’s current performances would be cold and distant – it’s the complete oppositeBy Sam Walton2 Oct 2017
What the hell do The Verve’s ‘Urban Hymns’ and Robbie Williams’ ‘Life Thru A Lens’ have in common? A lot it turns outBy Sam Walton29 Sep 2017
A LOT of new albums were released in September – but categorically these were the 12 best*By Loud And Quiet29 Sep 2017
The key to a successful Oasis video is shooting it in black and white and sticking Liam halfway up a wallBy Andrew Anderson29 Sep 2017
Nadine Shah – Getting To Know You: It’s a no to small hands and yoga, yes to Nick Cave and musicalsBy Loud And Quiet27 Sep 2017
While the other kids were at school, Gary Numan was looking at planes and practising his moves in the mirrorBy Loud And Quiet26 Sep 2017
How Stereolab’s ‘Dots And Loops’ arrived at a turning point both for the band and British music in generalBy Sam Walton22 Sep 2017
‘Homogenic’ reinvented Björk – it’s still the template for so many other artistic transformationsBy Sam Walton22 Sep 2017
