Luke Edwards

‘Humanz’: How Gorillaz Evolved With Their Apocalyptic Fifth Album

With a guest-packed premonition of a Trump-run dystopia, Gorillaz’s fifth album, ‘Humanz’, reflected a world on the brink of turmoil.

‘Return To The 36 Chambers’: When Ol’ Dirty Bastard Dropped ‘The Dirty Version’

The debut album by Wu-Tang Clan rapper Ol’ Dirty Bastard, ‘Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version’ was a hardcore hip-hop classic.

Get Lucky: The Story Behind Daft Punk’s Jackpot-Winning Song

Blending disco, funk and house music, Daft Punk's team-up with Chic’s Nile Rodgers and Pharrell Williams became an unstoppable party anthem.

How Third Eye Blind’s Debut Album Redefined Alternative Rock

‘Meteora’: The Story Behind Linkin Park’s Impactful Second Album

Containing the earth-scorching power to wipe out humanity, Linkin Park’s second album, ‘Meteora’, tore up the planet with a nu-metal classic.

How Gen Z Is Embracing The Smiths On TikTok

From 80s indie misfits to viral golden boys, The Smiths are reaching a new generation and inspiring an army of fans in the TikTok era.

‘Tennis’: How Chris Rea’s Third Album Served Up A Winner

Free from commercial pressures, Chris Rea’s third album, ‘Tennis’, saw him settle some scores and play the game on his own terms.

‘Script For A Jester’s Tear’: Marillion’s Debut Album Had The Last Laugh

A unique blend of prog rock and new-wave pop, ‘Script For A Jester’s Tear’ established Marillion as neo-prog pioneers.