Though Lindsey Buckingham never matched the solo commercial heights of his Stevie Nicks bandmate, he quietly built a deeply personal body of work across seven solo albums — some released during his time with Fleetwood Mac, others during his years away. In a 2006 interview with MOJO, Buckingham reflected on Under The Skin, one of … Read more
On June 25, 1988, the world lost Hillel Slovak, the original guitarist of Red Hot Chili Peppers, to a heroin overdose. He was just 26. For the band, it wasn’t just the loss of a bandmate — it was the loss of a brother, a spark, and a piece of their foundation. In a recent … Read more
Every iconic band starts somewhere, and for Rush, that beginning was as modest as it gets. Long before sold‑out arenas and endlessly complex prog epics, the group’s very first performance was held in the basement of a church in Toronto — a youth drop‑in centre called The Coff‑Inn. In a 2012 interview with PROG magazine, … Read more
In 1991, Queen was preparing what would become one of their most iconic songs: “The Show Must Go On.” But behind the soaring vocals and defiant lyrics, a battle was raging offstage — and it wasn’t between band members. Legend has it that Brian May feared that Freddie Mercury, already gravely ill, was too weak … Read more
When you think of Paul McCartney, words like legendary, effortless, and brilliant probably come to mind. After all, the man helped write some of the most memorable melodies in pop history. But even geniuses hit tough patches in the studio — and McCartney has openly admitted to one of them. The Song That Tested the … Read more
In 1977, producers of Bing Crosby’s Merrie Olde Christmas had what seemed like a brilliant idea: pair the velvet-voiced king of traditional pop, Bing Crosby, with the shape-shifting rock icon David Bowie for a once-in-a-lifetime holiday duet. On paper, it was genius. In reality, it nearly collapsed before the first note was sung. “I Hate … Read more
When people talk about the greatest albums ever made, What’s Going On is always part of the conversation. Released in 1971, this album was not just a collection of songs. It was a powerful message about the world, about pain, and about hope. At the time, Marvin Gaye was already a star at Motown. He … Read more
Music history is like a long chain. One artist inspires another, who then inspires someone else. Over time, that chain grows longer and stronger. When we talk about artists who helped shape rock music, Neil Young is one of the most important names in that story. In his early days on stage, Neil Young took … Read more
When we think about music legends, we often think about incredible technical skill. Guitarists like David Gilmour are known for their smooth, emotional solos. Drummers like John Bonham are remembered for their explosive power behind the drum kit. These artists stand out because of how well they play their instruments. But Nick Cave is different. … Read more
When people talk about albums that changed rock music, names like Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles often come up. That 1967 classic didn’t just sell millions — it captured a cultural moment. Every band dreams of creating something that powerful. For Green Day, that dream became reality in 2004 with American … Read more
