Peter Watts

Relive the key events in the transformative year of 1962 that set the tempo for The Beatles and their career

After four decades of eclectic exploration, Chatham's Renaissance man brings his rough'n'rowdy ways to the Bob Dylan songbook

Lush, orchestral heartbreak from Josh Tillman’s divisive and unforgivingly gifted alter ego

The Zeppelin mastermind revisits his career highlights of the past 25 years

Reflective, lysergic, optimistic double by Ride and Oasis guitarist

Donkeys, didgeridoos and Celtic ballads: how the creative outlier took it as far as she could on her 1982 album, The Dreaming

Lo-fi Brian Wilson’s home-recorded classic reissued with outtakes

Finally, the follow-up to Raising Sand

To celebrate the imminent release – 21 years late! – of Toy, we bring you the definitive account of David Bowie's legendary lost album as told by Bowie's closest collaborators and confidants

As a new compilation featuring previously unreleased material from Nick Cave’s recent studio albums emerges, the Bad Seeds, with Cave himself, take us on a tour of their secret history – a rich and strange phantasmagoria of lost songs, near-forgotten gems and other sonic outcasts