Latest articles by Andy Price
In our recent conversation, The War on Drugs’ synth supremo Robbie Bennett admitted to a few gaping holes in his classic pop education
One of Revolver’s most life-affirming moments, And Your Bird Can Sing signposted the Beatles’ philosophical development – and featured perhaps the Fab’s greatest ever guitar riff
We open the Latch on the song that put two brothers from Dorking on the electronic production map
Written in a frenzy of creative energy, the Spice Girls’ debut single introduced the world to their unique personalities, setting the stage for utter ‘90s domination
In our recent first-hand exploration of a certified indie classic, Shed Seven’s Rick Witter told us why he always rolls his eyes when Olympics season comes around…
The new portable sequencer is a battery-powered, modular-connected hub for physical control of melody, rhythm and more
In our recent catch-up with Heaven 17 legend Martyn Ware, he shared his feeling that too much peace and quiet can be a bad thing, and how the industrial noise of the city of Sheffield inspired his attitude to songwriting
The Irish band’s vibrant new album Dopamine Chamber has been an unqualified success, yet in the studio it wasn’t all plain sailing
In our recent conversation with the guitar-toting legend, Nelson remembered the struggle of working with Gary Numan on 1983’s Warriors
The memoir of The Beatles’ most trusted confidante is finally being published after having been shelved for fifty years
To mark 20 years of Amy Winehouse’s Back to Black, we revisit the creation of Love is a Losing Game - a devastatingly intimate song with chords that left Mark Ronson in awe
His Lordship’s new version of Chuck Berry’s Nadine sets the stage for Promised Land, a 13-track take on a slew of Berry classics
In our recent interview with the Sheffield synth-pop pioneer, Ware recalled how starting Heaven 17 felt like being “released from a prison”
On new album, Promised Land, His Lordship tackle some of rock ’n’ roll’s foundational blueprints, presenting a new spin on the hallowed work of Chuck Berry
In our recent interview, Raphael recalled The Strokes' humble beginnings, and how their success elevated his own status as the producer of the moment
In our recent chat with the Be-Bop Deluxe legend, Bill Nelson remembered the anything-goes approach that shaped Sylvian’s second solo album, Gone to Earth
Moog’s Model 112 and 210 amplifiers have been designed to preserve the distinctive qualities of electronic instruments, even at high volumes
Mysteriously appearing on Amazon over the summer, Donner Music has now confirmed that its 32-voice sampler is landing soon
When we caught up with James Ellis Ford recently, he shared how his stunning new solo record was remarkably created while he was undergoing chemotherapy
Is This It producer Gordon Raphael shares how he helped The Strokes revolutionise guitar music at the turn of the 21st century
This Charming Man was the first indisputable evidence of Morrissey and Marr’s brilliance, combining the former's lyrical wit with the latter's superhuman guitar chops
Can you believe it’s twenty years since My Chemical Romance’s emo opus The Black Parade dropped? Rob Cavallo remembered its making in our recent interview
When we caught up with Gordon Raphael recently, he remembered how The Strokes displayed remarkable professionalism even when cutting their very first record
In our recent conversation with Rob Cavallo, we learned how he took a chance on the pop-punkers and oversaw the punchy sonics of the band’s iconic major label debut
The return of Radiohead last year answered the prayers of millions of fans the world over - but for the band members themselves, walking to the stage on that first night in Madrid was a reminder of how overwhelming facing a big crowd can be