Latest articles by Andy Price
Adams spoke to us around the release of his covers album Tracks of My Years and revealed why he chose to take on a particularly obscure Beatles song
Looking back at a gem from the MusicRadar archive, in which the legendary Paul McCartney discusses the band-directing power of being a bass player and teaching Elvis a thing or two…
The two metal heavyweights spoke to MusicRadar over a decade ago in a roundtable interview and shared their mutual respect for each other
In this archive interview, GN'R’s riff merchant shared how Les Pauls thoroughly dominated his guitar collection, and their unique endurance on the road
The man who predicted the future in his first band, joined a prog juggernaut and then went on to produce some of the 80s' biggest songs reflected on his life and times
Prince ran a tight ship and as Lisa Coleman told us, he’d get a real kick out of keeping his band on their toes
When we spoke to the Sheffield synth supremo back in 2020, Ware explained how the affordability of modern tech has levelled a once unfair playing field
One of the synth’s most celebrated and foundational figureheads, the great Rick Wakeman told MusicRadar back in 2020 that the effect of the instrument’s birth was felt across genres
Supertramp's biggest hit was a damning indictment of boarding school and featured some inspired toilet-based sax playing…
Over the years, DJ Shadow has shared much wisdom with MusicRadar across a range of interviews. We found that his attitude toward tech - and sampling - has evolved considerably
The Tokyo-based company, best known for Synthesizer V and Vocoflex - has a new instrument that uses advanced neural acoustic modelling to caress the perfect performances from a range of classical instruments
In a recent interview with the Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan legend, Jeff ‘Skunk’ Baxter remembered Dolly’s way of expressing what she wanted from her musicians
Vince Clarke spoke to MusicRadar a few years back and reminisced with us about those foundational days with his Depeche Mode cohorts
The prolific artist behind the timeless Jolene and 9 to 5 sadly passed away today of undisclosed causes
From Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter via Lorde and Florence and the Machine, Jack Antonoff is the man that has realised some of the 21st century's most popular music, MusicRadar spoke to him to find out more about his process
The iconic Warp Records’ duo spoke to us back in 1994, and shared their attitude when it came to getting to grips with the initial gear they relied on to concoct their influential body of work
We spoke to the house music heavyweight a few years ago, and he shared his honest perspective on why music production doesn’t always require top of the range tech
In a lengthy conversation MusicRadar had with the heir to the Beatles’ production legacy, Martin told us about his father’s boundless respect for the man who crafted some of the most innovative music of the 1960s
In a lengthy conversation MusicRadar had with the pre-eminent mix master, Scheps remembered working with the metal gods on that controversially loud ninth album
Back in 2012 we spoke to the late Motörhead mainman about his other great passion - rockabilly
Back in 2012 Skrillex was dubstep’s reigning king, now held in high esteem as an EDM legend, we look back on a classic conversation he had with MusicRadar
The album, which was arranged and recorded live, is a tribute to the iconic filmmaker who passed away at the beginning of last year
It's one of the most affecting songs in the Tears for Fears songbook, but many missed Mad World’s emotional undercurrents when hearing it on the radio back in 1982
