‘Harvest’: How Neil Young Became The Cream Of The Country-Rock Crop

How Blur’s Self-Titled Album Laid Britpop To Rest

Proving there was life after Britpop, Blur’s self-titled album defied all expectations of what the band were capable of.

‘Morrison Hotel’: How The Doors Checked In With A “Springboard Forward”

After ‘The Soft Parade’’s strings and horns, The Doors’ fifth album, ‘Morrison Hotel’, was a return to lean, powerful blues rock.

‘Dookie’: How Green Day Dragged US Pop-Punk Into The Mainstream

Filled with sharp pop-punk anthems, Green Day’s breakthrough album, ‘Dookie’, struck a chord with disaffected youth in the post-grunge world.

‘Slide It In’: How Whitesnake Shot Off Like “A Runaway Train”

The stalwart rockers’ profile-raising sixth album, ‘Slide It In’ did the trick for Whitesnake in the US – with help from a timely remix.

‘Love Is Here’: Starsailor Talk Their “Golden Era”

Defining the ‘New Acoustic Movement’, Starsailor’s debut album, ‘Love Is Here’, is ‘the start of our journey’ says frontman James Walsh.

Break On Through: How The Doors’ Debut Single Found New States Of Mind

The opening song on The Doors’ debut album, Break On Through (To The Other Side) established the band’s groundbreaking musical vision.