Dale Maplethorpe

Many people associate Led Zeppelin with some kind of myth, and this is understandable, especially when you consider the bands devotion to November.

Eddie Van Halen was a musical innovator, and he respected similar creative minds, hence why he loved this band.

Despite being one of the most prolific rockstars to ever hum a tune, Lemmy isn't the most accredited artist, and an award he did win he called "poisoned."

Richard Hawley has developed a unique taste over time, and these are the 31 albums that he believes people should listen to the most.

In order for art to do its job, the industry needs to be as accessible as possible, but it often fails in this regard, and here's how Artbox are helping.

Def Leppard are a band where hits seem to follow them around, and yet, they've only ever had one number one. Why is that? Read more about it here.

In a bid to 'preserve the identity of country music', George Jones and Tammy Wynette rallied against this new country music award-winning artist.

Overhyping an album can really ruin a release day, and these are five albums which collapsed under the pressure of promises.

Rush use prog rock incredibly well as they take themes within rock and expand upon them, you hear that wonderfully in 'Red Barchetta'.

Phil Collins was a prolific songwriter, and he managed to bag his first US number one as a solo artist before his band Genesis.