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In an era of ever-changing playlists and surprise drops, one thing remains constant: albums still matter. Here’s why…

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A mind-boggling array of Talking Heads solo projects takes in art-pop, hip-hop and Broadway shows. Here’s where to start.

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With affordable technology allowing a new generation of artists to record at home, bedroom producers are changing the music industry.

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Prince’s ‘Sign O’ The Times’ emerged from three discarded albums and the loss of The Revolution. Here’s how he created his greatest work.

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‘Strangeways, Here We Come’ became The Smiths’ premature epitaph. Morrissey and Johnny Marr still feel it’s their best album.

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A powerhouse drummer who could be deft as a jazz master, John Bonham fuelled Led Zeppelin’s rise to become the greatest band in rock’n’roll.

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Combining jazz, blues, R&B and gospel, Ray Charles, the blind pianist nicknamed The Genius, almost single-handedly invented soul music.

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Arguably the most influential indie label ever, Factory Records’ history is a tale of excess, innovative music and thwarted ambition.

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Working-class musicians often seem more successful than artists from other social backgrounds – is it authenticity, the music, or sheer luck?

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In her 30-plus-year career, Kylie Minogue, the Princess Of Pop, has staged countless reinventions that we just can’t get out of our heads…

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