Eagles Of Death Metal made an emotional return to Paris last night, perform their first headlining show since the tragic shootings of November 2015.
Legendary is a title that is all too easily bandied about, but Ruth Brown is a legend, and it's great to see her honoured in this way.
Released in 2004, Ghostface Killah’s ‘Fishscale’ was part of a stunning run that was hip-hop’s equivalent to Stevie Wonder in the 70s, or Dylan in the 60s.
Jeru The Damaja's confident and coolly crafted 1966 album 'Wrath Of The Math' made No.3 on the hip-hop chart and Top 40 on 'Billboard'.
uDiscover reviews The Abyssinians' 'Clinch Singles Collection': a 7x7" vinyl box set containing some of the roots reggae act's best songs.
In the early 70s, Genesis blossomed into progressive innovators with a command of both sound and vision. We trace this period with a series of rare photos.
J Dilla’s death robbed the world of a talent it was only just beginning to comprehend. Here are just a few of his greatest productions.
We’ve put together our pick of the best hip hop albums. Take a look and find out whether an album you love has made it onto our top 10 hip hop albums.
Where do you think a Mississippi Delta Blues Plaque should be placed in Britain? Your chance to vote with Rockin The Blues.
ZZ Top guitarist and frontman Billy Gibbons is to star in Rockin' Roadsters, a new Discovery show for which the pilot episode will air on 29 February.
1965 was the year that Motown went into the stratosphere, releasing a string of classic singles and taking their legendary Revue shows to Europe.
Harvey’s was an improbable tale of dues-paying from the mid-1950s onwards, before he found belated stardom as the leader of the Sensational Alex Harvey Band.
uDiscover talks to Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine about ‘Dystopia’, the band’s current line-up and the way the world perceives the man at the heart of it all.
A slew of classic rock, soul and jazz titles have been reissued on SHM-CD. Using technology developed in Japan, they offer stunning sound quality.
The 2 February, 1957 edition of The Perry Como Show featured actors Peter Lawford, Tab Hunter, singers Polly Bergen and the Four Lads...and Fats Domino.
