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As they mark the 30th anniversary of album Blowout Comb, the Grammy-winning trio revisit their egalitarian ethos, anti-fascist lyrics and Pink Floyd influences ...

Band Aid was well meaning, but it has done more harm than good. Now the diaspora is taking back control of the narrative, says Ghanaian-English singer Fuse ODG ...

The Britpop bass player's engaging memoir of the last Blur reunion reads like a freewheeling adventure without consequences - except when he crosses 'the boss'

The frontman of one of the great groundbreaking rock-funk-soul acts of the 60s and 70s talks about politics, peace and their influence on rap music ...

The musician is back with a live album and as passionate as ever. She discusses fans, failure, muses, misogyny - and why she won't tolerate bad behaviour ...

'We wanted to bring the underground to a bigger audience. We had Bono in the DJ booth once. No one recognised him. In that dark space, he was completely free'

Public settlement led to music mogul's career downfall and set stage for federal charges against him, podcast reveals ...

The US musician from the Elephant 6 collective, who has died aged 53, was adored for his LSD-spiked artistry - before an MS diagnosis and the death of his bandmate stalled a final album ...

From a Snoop Dogg firepit to a sweater celebrating the brutalist genius of Preston bus station, here are 40 fabulous festive suggestions for the culture vulture in your life ...

The 77-year-old, who is blind in one eye and has poor vision in the other, spoke of his health issues at a gala performance of The Devil Wears Prada ...