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Dense, brooding and anthemic, Shoplifters Of The World Unite remains one of Morrissey’s ‘all-time favourite’ Smiths songs.

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With the ‘Cyberspace And Reds’ mixtape, The Streets’ Mike Skinner hit upon a mixtape format that gave him new creative freedoms.

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Helping him overcome a personal crisis, the ‘Station To Station’ album was a ‘magick treatise’ that saw David Bowie wave goodbye to rock.

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After becoming one-hit wonders with You Get What You Give, New Radicals disappeared. A surprise reunion leaves more questions than answers.

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With her ‘Lady Soul’ album, Aretha Franklin made further steps towards grabbing the crown as The Queen Of Soul.

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Revealing a fine line between inspiration and plagiarism, these landmark copyright lawsuits have defined the course of music history.

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With their debut album, ‘Homework’, Daft Punk cemented their place in history, even while shaping what that history would become.

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A masterpiece of subversive songwriting, the ‘Excitable Boy’ album found Warren Zevon joking about things no one had joked about before.

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With their third album, ‘If I Should Fall From Grace With God’, The Pogues reached creative heights that lifted them into the mainstream.

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The ‘spark plug’ behind Eagles’ greatest songs, Glenn Frey captured the spirit of southern California and captivated listeners worldwide.

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