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“He understood it as a metaphor for anyone trying to make it”: How Rhinestone Cowboy became an everyman anthem for the ages
It rebooted Glen Campbell’s career and became his signature song
“There’s nothing more threatening than a girl with a guitar”: The hit that turned Joan Jett into a rock icon
“If people want to call the song an anthem, I think it’s wonderful”
“Virality is overrated": Meet the singer-songwriter who’s playing a gig every day in 2026
It’s costing him an estimated £27,000
Autechre on their diligent tech-learning ethos and very first workflow
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
Jackson Browne’s golden years – by Bruce Springsteen and Browne himself
The Boss spoke of the “emotional power” in Browne’s songs
Chris Lake on why getting hold of high-end gear shouldn’t be a barrier
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
"There's no barrier to capturing a performance": Inside Hot Chip's London studio
Al Doyle, Joe Goddard and Alexis Taylor invite us into the band's studio and pick their synth highlights
The melancholy classic that made Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel the world’s hottest songwriting duo
Recorded in '64 then remixed and rereleased by popular demand in '65, The Sound Of Silence gave the songwriting duo their first number one and a track beloved by generations
