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A biting satire on Southern US politics, Randy Newman’s 1974 album, ‘Good Old Boys’ is an enduring classic with challenging subject matter.

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Recorded with an adventurous new band, ‘lullaby and… The Ceaseless Roar’ saw Robert Plant deliver a rich, diverse and highly cohesive album.

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A comprehensive look at Faces’ BBC live sessions, ‘Faces At The BBC’ captures the band’s ferocious spirit in all its glory.

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As their debut album celebrates its tenth anniversary, Royal Blood’s Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher tell Dig! about their monster breakthrough.

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Finding a meeting point between disco and new wave, I Wanna Be Your Lover proved that Prince knew how to seduce the pop market.

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A collaboration between New Order and NYC producer Arthur Baker, the band’s fifth single, Confusion, proved Blue Monday was no fluke.

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Spanning rock, hip-hop and metal, the best Reading and Leeds Festival performances have become some of the most talked-about gigs of all time.

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Picked for single release in the US, David Bowie’s Look Back In Anger was a cryptic meditation on mortality.

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Brief, brash and beautifully-executed, William, It Was Really Nothing is a glorious Smiths single that still holds up today.

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Written as a theme song of sorts for The Joker in Tim Burton’s ‘Batman’, Partyman was inspired by a meeting between Prince and Jack Nicholson.

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