Did you know that The Rolling Stones owned the world’s first independent recording studio on wheels? The Rolling Stones Mobile Studio, built into the back of a truck, not only produced some […]
On this episode of Studio B, famed social-realist film director Ken Loach is in conversation with young French best-selling writer, Edouard Louis. One of the most successful directors in the history of […]
By Roger Waters, the founder of Pink Floyd On Wednesday Feb 8th, I briefed the Security Council of the United Nations: Madame President, Excellencies, distinguished members of The Security Council, Ladies and […]
Iggy Pop is one of the most outrageous rock ‘n roll frontmen to ever step foot on stage. As the lead singer of The Stooges, Iggy was known for bending and contorting […]
As part of Sessions, a spin-off of Gagosian Premieres, composer and saxophonist John Zorn and bass guitarist and producer Bill Laswell perform an improvised work in Sterling Ruby’s exhibition “TURBINES,” at Gagosian, 522 […]
David Crosby’s love of weed is nearly as legendary as his prodigious musical career. He’s certainly embraced it: He critiques rolled joints on Twitter and has moved into the branded cannabis space. […]
The archipelago Svalbard in the Arctic is a place anyone can call home. A zone with no visa requirements, people from more than 50 countries live and work here. But life in […]
ECM Records: Guitarist Mick Goodrick has died, aged 77. Long regarded as a musician’s musician, widely admired for the subtlety of his playing, Goodrick devoted much of his life to teaching, helping […]
Today, right here, we get to peek into the decked-out living room of producer Adrian Sherwood’s home and watch masters of reggae playfully chill. We hear Horace Andy’s gruff tenor tell stories […]
By Pat Metheny I met Mick in the summer of 1973. Along with Gary Burton, we were both on the teaching staff at a summer jazz camp in Normal, IL. Mick and […]
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