What kind of food would Ozzy Osborne be? Well, probably bat soup, but that’s beside the point, really. In Mosh Potatoes, the author Steve Seabury, asks the question: what kind of recipe goes with the greatest rock and roll? And…
62% of children and just under half of adults will start learning music at some point in their lives, sadly, a lot will give up because they couldn’t get to grips with music theory. That doesn’t have to mean you…
Writing a song has always seemed pretty hard to us. It’s a truly creative endeavour and not one to be undertaken lightly but Jeff Tweedy disagrees. And he’s convinced us. Why We Love How To Write One Song This is…
Jazz is one of modern music’s oldest and most popular scenes and Gary Giddins is one of its biggest fans. In Visions of Jazz, Gary attempts to explore the history and evolution of jazz in America and the wider-world and…
The Internet has completely revolutionized our lives and it’s also changed the way that we consume music forever. How Music Got Free explores the way that digital music piracy has transformed the way that we listen to music and its…
How does music affect the human brain? It’s a huge question and that’s the real objective of Musicophilia, to explore the impact of sound on our “musical species”. Whether you love a good tune or you’re interested in human psychology,…
Have you ever wondered what effect music has on your brain? Daniel J Levitin did. And given that the former rocker is now a neuroscientist, he was very well positioned to answer that question too. The result was This Is…
John Cage is one of the most experimental composers on the planet and it’s quite possible that American avant-garde wouldn’t exist without him. Thankfully, he brings his considerable talents together in Silence: Lectures and Writings. This is one of the…
Classical music and the 20th century is not a topic that you hear on most people’s lips. And that’s a real shame. Why? Because some of the greatest works of classical music were composed in the 19XXs. Alex Ross’s The…
Bob Dylan is the only lyricist in history to have won the Nobel Prize for literature, so as you might expect, his autobiography is impeccably well-written. A life as rich as his, however, is going to take more than one…
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