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TINFOIL covers the windows of a downtown apartment in New York – it’s 5am and a weekend-long orgy fuelled by alcohol and drugs is only just coming to an end. This is the hideaway of multi-million pound singer songwriter, Moby, who had sex with any woman that said yes and got by on a diet of champagne, vodka and ecstasy. Moby details his years of bedding
HE came from the back streets of Wallsend near Newcastle to stride the world stage. Today, Sting sits proudly at rock’s top table and his songs with The Police as well as his solo recordings have soundtracked our lives for decades. So it only seems natural for him to take a pause and reflect on his most cherished compositions. This is how the 67-year-old
RICHARD HAWLEY, born and bred in Sheffield and still a proud resident, isn’t one to mince his words. “I became a musician to avoid having a career,” says the 52-year-old with disarming bluntness. Richard Hawley is about to release his eighth studio album Further “And I’m here to talk about music, not what trousers I’m wearing,” he insists when we meet
ONCE a legendary ladies’ man, Rod Stewart is known to go for a certain look in a girlfriend. And he seemed to be taking the mickey out of himself on stage on the first night of his European tour as he surrounded himself with a backing band of identical blondes all dressed in tight animal print bodysuits. Rod Stewart kicked off his latest tour last
FOCUS and determination are key ingredients if you want to succeed in the competitive world of electronic music. Berlin based DJ and producer Emanuel Satie is a shining example of what it takes in the modern era to make your mark. Giving up everything to dedicate himself to music at an early age saw him join Sven Väth’s legendary Cocoon label as an
L auren Laverne’s interview with Louis Theroux on Desert Island Discs is still making me smile, days after Friday’s broadcast. After a highly respectable selection including Marvin Gaye, the Smiths and Bob Dylan, Theroux went on to introduce, in typical throat-clearing fashion, a song that reminded him of his early romance with his now-wife Nancy Strang,
