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Published by Diamond Publishing Ltd, Record Collector is Britain's longest-running rock and pop music monthly. It is packed with exclusive interviews, discographies and features that celebrate rare records, musicians and bands from all genres.
This month’s “Dressed In Black” release was curated by Cathi Unsworth, author of the book Season Of The Witch: The Book of Goth – a woman who considers herself fortunate to have had Siouxsie Sioux, Lydia Lunch and Diamanda Galàs for role models.
Whether in the form of a record store chain or a groundbreaking label, Geoff Travis’ innocently anarchic operation has played an invaluable role in British music. Key players help tell its turbulent story It was a record shop which became a...
She survived teen fame and its fallout with The Runaways, to find solo success with The Blackhearts. And now she’s back in the UK after a long time away The “Godmother of Punk”; the “Original Riot Grrrl” – Joan Jett has earned many plaudits. Yet...
Deep Purple are a British institution, the last men standing of the original late-60s trio of heavy rock pioneers that also featured Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath. Formed in London in 1968 and massive by the mid-70s thanks to songs such as...
