‘Synchronicity’: The experimental album that went gold and broke up The Police
The trio’s last project, which included their most popular song, ‘Every Breath You Take,’ is being reissued to celebrate its 40th anniversary
Trevor Horn, the man who composed ‘Video Killed The Radio Star’: ‘I can’t tell the difference between pop singers, because everybody uses autotune’
Still active with a half-a-century-long career under his belt, the British producer of Paul McCartney and John Legend designed the sound of 1980s pop music
‘On the dance floor, we are all equal. But not in the booth’: In 2023, electronic music continues to disregard women
Although dance music continues to be almost exclusively a male domain, a handful of females have managed to sneak into a universe where testosterone still reigns
Steven Wilson, the wizard of progressive rock: ‘125,000 songs are uploaded to Spotify every day. It’s absurd’
The Londoner, who revived pop symphonism with his band Porcupine Tree and was responsible for improving the sound of King Crimson’s catalog, has released a new album while embodying the opposite of our current hectic times
Midori Takada, queen of ambient music, emerges again
A new show by the Japanese composer and percussionist has been gaining momentum. ‘People increasingly need to escape from an uncertain reality,’ she says
Julian Casablancas, the lead singer of The Strokes: ‘The direction of mainstream music has been super-depressing to me’
These days, the vocalist is preparing for a summer concert tour and performs with a second band, The Voidz, as well
World’s first flamenco university gets ready to welcome students in Madrid
Privately run Uflamenco to offer a degree program in the music and dance form from October