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Why Norway's Indie Recordings chooses old-school collaboration to help guitar bands
MD Erlend Gjerde explains the inspiring independent label's journey and the ways they empower their artists
How A-ha's Take On Me beat the odds against them to become one of the biggest songs of all time
As A-ha's Take On Me passes 2 billion streams on Spotify, we look back with Paul Waaktaar-Savoy and Magne Furuholmen on their debut album's remarkable story of persistence
“It’s the only time I've written a song about a bass player”: Paul Carrack on Ace’s How Long?
“I've never had any tuition whatsoever,” says the multi-instrumentalist. “Never had any musical education. I've learned by ear”
“Aside from his incredible musicianship over many decades, he was a beautiful soul”: Tributes paid to bass legend Herbie Flowers
Tributes have been paid to bass legend Herbie Flowers
"She works really really fast": Charli XCX producers Finn Keane and AG Cook on her "relentless" creative process
"We did Speed Drive and Von Dutch in one day. It was quite a chill session too, probably about four hours"
Love Will Tear Us Apart: The story of Joy Division's swan song
"He was obsessed. Martin sensed it was a song that was going to last forever and wanted to make it really special"
Eminem loses out in complicated streaming row with Spotify
Eminem loses long drawn out court case to Spotify
“It only took a few weeks to construct it, so it wouldn't be hard to take it down and put it up again”: For hire: one stadium. Good price. One lady owner
Adele's bespoke stadium to be reused
“I should have done that, that’s way cooler!” Gregg Bissonette hears and plays System of a Down's Toxicity for the first time, here’s how it unfolded
Ringo Starr's drummer takes on the nu-metal classic
Slash says you don’t need to spend a fortune to get a guitar that’s “as good as you’ll ever need”
The Guns N' Roses guitarist has a formidable guitar collection but argues a lot of vintage guitars sound bad, and the same people who'd drop a million bucks on a guitar have a Rolls-Royce mentality