Best Songs Of 2024: 30 Great Tracks That Define The Year
From nu-disco chart-toppers to sharp-tongued diss tracks, the best songs of 2024 proves that musical creativity is in rude health.
Best Third Eye Blind Songs: 10 Rays Of Pop-Rock Sunshine
From The Golden State’s brightest, the best Third Eye Blond songs expertly smuggle dark lyricism into catchy alt-rock tunes with poppy zeal.
‘13’: The Story Behind Blur’s End-Of-A-Century Masterpiece
Blur ‘found a sound to match their name’ with ‘13’, an album that took an expansive journey across precarious emotional terrain.
‘Viva Hate’: How Morrissey’s Landmark Solo Album Ensured His Survival
Released following The Smiths’ break-up, Morrissey’s debut album, ‘Viva Hate’, proved he could still mesmerise the mainstream.
Best Echo And The Bunnymen Songs: 10 Resounding Post-Punk Classics
Elemental and visceral in the same heady package, the best Echo And The Bunnymen songs are landmark works that reverberate down the ages.
‘Under The Pink’: Why Tori Amos’ Second Album Still Gets Under The Skin
‘You have to go through it to understand it,’ Tori Amos said of ‘Under The Pink’, an album that stays in the mind long after it’s over.
Psycho Killer: How Talking Heads Slayed It With Their Breakthrough Single
A song that set Talking Heads apart from the pack at the first time of asking, Psycho Killer remains one of the group’s biggest hits.
‘A Head Full Of Dreams’: Behind Coldplay’s Kaleidoscopic Seventh Album
With ‘A Head Full of Dreams’, Coldplay fused alt-rock sincerity with contemporary pop, exploding in colour like a burst of holi powder…
Echo And The Bunnymen: “Our Backs Were Against The Wall,” Says Will Sergeant
Defiantly creative, Echo And The Bunnymen’s music resounds through the ages. “We thought we were the best band in the world,” they tell Dig!
Tales Don’t Tell Themselves: “It’s Remarkable What We Pulled Off,” Say Funeral For A Friend
A concept album inspired by prog rock, FFAF’s ‘Tales Don’t Tell Themselves’ is ‘the grower’, says Matt Davies-Kreye.
Hours Is “The Purest Funeral For A Friend Album” Says Matt Davies-Kreye
Recording ‘Hours’ was ‘life-changing’, Funeral For A Friend frontman Matt Davies-Kreye tells Dig! ‘It charts the trip of us as a band.’
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