I’m not sure what is about the eighties, but in my experience it’s still the go to era for the coolest pop culture. Being the father of two children under twelve, it’s thrilling to see…
Using the same format as ‘Led Zeppelin – All the Songs, All the Stories 1969-1982’, Welch documents the chameleonic Bowie’s recorded output during what some would argue was his prime. Detailing the cultural events and…
Picking up the story with Tony Visconti and Brian Eno during the sessions for David Bowie’s Low album, Mike Christie’s Hansa Studios documentary delves into the hallowed building that once stood on baron wasteland metres away from the Berlin Wall. Bowie went there…
French-Tunisian artist Néjib’s colourful graphic novel depicts Bowie’s formative years in the Bohemian commune of Haddon Hall where he was to write many of the songs that went on to form ‘The Man Who Sold The…
Appetite for Destruction – Guns \’N\’ Roses This is the perfect debut album. It really has everything I love about rock n roll music, it’s dangerous, sexy and loud but the song-writing is also stellar. There…
