Women on music festival stages has always been an issue. According to a 2018 Pitchfork survey, women account for about only 19 percent of the average
Category: History
Neil Young put a great deal of anticipation to rest when he performed for the very first time with Crosby, Stills & Nash on Aug.
There are a few sacred cows in cinema, topics that you either can’t talk about or that you ought to expect to get pushback on.
There were a few songs before XTC’s third album that hinted at something more than the workmanlike post-punk and New Wave that marked their earliest records. Like the 1978 single
As reactions to the arrival of AC/DC’s new album Highway to Hell began to roll in, the band could be forgiven for feeling excited but
“Ned Kelly was wounded during the siege of Glenrowan today – but not by the police,” read a Sydney Morning Herald report dated Aug. 20,
The Fixx made the mistake of making a more adventurous, more serious album after their huge breakthrough with 1983’s Reach for the Beach. It didn’t
The mid-’70s should have been an easy time for Harry Nilsson. After producing a string of critically acclaimed but commercially middling albums, his star rose
Released on Aug. 19, 1974, So Far represented nothing more than a label stopgap measure as Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young reconvened for a tour
Emerson, Lake and Palmer’s ’70s-era live shows were just as outsized as their albums. Maybe more so. Faced with myriad sound issues – from replicating