Cheating death, riffing hard, speaking truth: all in a life’s work for Queens Of The Stone Age’s Ginger Elvis. Perhaps he really has been chosen to save rock, single-handed. “This is my religion,” ...

A Banshees album celebrating all things witchy, macabre, and otherworldly in the autumn months may not have required the keenest imagination to dream up. This is, after all, the group who made their ...

Presenting MOJO’s two bestselling Kate Bush specials in one deluxe 260-page bookazine, MOJO The Collectors’ Series: Kate Bush ...

New anniversary edition of Elvis Costello's 1977 debut album My Aim Is True charts his remarkable evolution over 104 wildly ...

AT MIKE JEFFERY’S OFFICE at 39 Gerrard Street in London’s West End, the cupboards were crammed with artefacts and documentation pertaining to the notorious rock manager and club owner’s clients: The ...

Ali Campbell discusses the bitter split within UB40 and explains why a truce with his brother and former bandmate Robin will ...

At 1997’s Glastonbury Festival, Ray Davies performed a Kinks set on the Pyramid Stage, accompanied by three-quarters of Big Country. Davies could have called upon any of the ’90s groups indebted to ...

On his fifth solo album - and first in four years - former Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr offers empathy, catharsis and indie disco-ready tunes.

Twenty years, bolstered by a fanbase grown on a new-fangled phenomenal called social media and with two Number 1 singles already under their belt, Arctic Monkeys found themselves hailed as the most ...

Each month, as part of MOJO Magazine's brain-tickling crossword, we set an anagram for readers to work out. If you have an issue to hand and think you've solved the conundrum then just click the ...

Though famously home to Ritchie Blackmore’s “Can we have everything louder than everything else?” quip, Made In Japan opens sedately, Purple deploying an orchestra-like tune-up before Highway Star ...