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David Gilmour’s guitar is not just sound—it is atmosphere, restraint, and emotional gravity. David Gilmour: The Art of Restraint traces the journey of one of rock’s most influential musicians, from Cambridge childhood through the rise of Pink Floyd, the storms of creative conflict, and the triumphs of solo reinvention. This definitive biography captures how Gilmour reshaped Pink Floyd after Syd Barrett’s collapse, steadied the band through Roger Waters’ departure, and guided it to monumental achievements such as Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, and The Division Bell. ...

Steve Howe is one of the most versatile and enduring guitarists in modern music, a figure who redefined the role of the instrument in progressive rock and beyond. From his early years in postwar London, immersed in skiffle, jazz, and classical records, through the restless psychedelic experiments of Tomorrow and Bodast, Howe’s career reads like a chronicle of rock’s most adventurous decades. His arrival in Yes in 1970 transformed the band from a promising ensemble into the leading vanguard of progressive rock. On albums such as The Yes Album, Fragile, and Close to the Edge, his fusion ...

Bruce Kulick has spent a lifetime shaping rock history from the shadows of its brightest lights. Bruce Kulick is the first definitive, documentary-grade biography of the guitarist whose steady professionalism anchored Kiss during its most turbulent era and whose career spans more than five decades of American music. Born in Brooklyn in 1953, Kulick grew up in a household alive with melody, watching his older brother Bob navigate the realities of professional guitar work. From the makeshift rehearsal rooms of Brooklyn basements to his first bands covering Cream and Hendrix, Bruce learned ...

In the shadows of Seattle’s grunge explosion, a different kind of band was quietly reshaping the emotional vocabulary of rock. Sunny Day Real Estate: Diary of Sound is the definitive chronicle of one of alternative music’s most enigmatic and influential groups. Formed in the early 1990s by Jeremy Enigk, Dan Hoerner, William Goldsmith, and Nate Mendel, Sunny Day Real Estate emerged with a sound too vulnerable for grunge and too powerful for indie-pop. Their debut album Diary (1994) became a cornerstone of emo’s second wave, influencing generations of musicians even as the band ...

Zack de la Rocha has long stood as one of music’s most uncompromising figures, a frontman whose voice carried the weight of rebellion while his silences spoke just as loudly. Zack de la Rocha’s Voice and the Cost of Integrity traces his journey from East Los Angeles murals to the global stages of Rage Against the Machine, revealing the cultural and political forces that shaped his art. This definitive biography explores the roots of his militancy in the Chicano movement, the scars of childhood fractures, and the alienation of suburban displacement. It follows his initiation into the ...

Joseph Williams’ story is one of inherited brilliance, disciplined craft, and a voice that helped carry Toto through one of the most turbulent and triumphant decades in rock history. Born into the musical household of film composer John Williams and actress-singer Barbara Ruick, Joseph grew up surrounded by orchestral sophistication and Hollywood’s studio culture. Yet his path was never guaranteed. From anonymous session work in Los Angeles to his breakthrough as Toto’s frontman during the Fahrenheit (1986) and The Seventh One (1988) eras, Williams forged a career defined by precision...

Ed O’Brien has always stood in the shadows of Radiohead’s spotlight—yet his presence defines the band’s sound as much as Thom Yorke’s voice or Jonny Greenwood’s fireworks. Ed O’Brien: Texture, Technology, and Service to the Song is the first definitive portrait of the guitarist who turned atmosphere into architecture, showing how humility and innovation shaped one of the most important bands of the modern era. Born in Oxford in 1968, O’Brien grew up in Thatcher’s Britain, absorbing the post-punk and new wave sounds that would guide his preference for texture over ...

Aujourd’hui, Roxane Saint-Gelais reçoit en exclusivité Dan Daraîche, qui vient tout juste de lancer son tout premier album solo lors d’un événement officiel à Saint-Tite. Fils de l’illustre Paul Daraîche, ex-candidat remarqué de La Voix et papa de deux enfants, Dan s’ouvre sur cette nouvelle aventure musicale et dévoile les coulisses de la création de son album, enregistré au Studio Planet. Entouré de collaborateurs de renom comme Matt Laurent, Mario Pelchat, André Waters ou encore Sylvain Cossette, Dan partage avec nous l’histoire derrière ses chansons, ses influences,...

Half of the iconic Australian duo Busby Marou, Tom Busby, joins Matty O on Triple M Homegrown for a deep dive into his brand-new chapter as a solo artist. In this episode, Tom opens up about the inspiration behind his debut solo single, the upcoming solo album, and the national tour that will bring his music to fans across the country. He also shares the incredible story of uprooting his family and moving to Texas to record on a ranch with none other than indie rock legend Ben Kweller. From the challenges of stepping out on his own to the excitement of building something fresh while still ...

The National frontman Matt Berninger releases his sophomore solo album, Get Sunk, today. He'll perform at Webster Hall tonight and Rough Trade Below tomorrow. He stops by the studio to talk about the new release.

New York City–based vocalist and musician Mireya Ramos returns with her third solo album, Guerrera, following more than 15 years of touring the globe with her Latin Grammy–winning band, Flor de Toloache. Released this summer, the album features collaborations with acclaimed artists, including guitarist Adrian Quesada of Black Pumas, producer Mr. Sonic, and vibraphonist/percussionist Felipe Fournier among others. Mireya shares the inspirations behind the project and performs live with her band. Ramos is performing several local shows in the coming days.

Kim Gordon is an alt-rock legend who rose to fame in the ‘80s and ‘90s as the frontwoman of the band Sonic Youth. Now, at age 70, she’s back with her second solo album, “The Collective,” and a whole new generation is discovering her music on TikTok. Kim talks to Tom about her sound, where her inspiration begins, and how she approaches her art.

Daniel Blomberg, a music producer and arranger in Utah has released his first solo piano Christmas album, “Sacred Christmas,” which is available to listen to on multiple streaming services.

The lead singer of the hit band MUNA, Katie Gavin, has struck out on her own to make her debut solo album, What a Relief. She joins us to discuss, and to play live songs from the new album. Gavin will be playing tonight at Bowery Ballroom.

Composer Emile Mosseri on Debut Solo Album (Listening Party)

In this episode of The Quo-Cast, Jamie Dyer discusses why Andy Bown's solo material should be released on CD. During the 1970s, Andy Bown released several solo albums including Gone to My Head (1972), Sweet William (1973), Come Back Romance, All Is Forgiven (1977), Good Advice (1978). He later released Unfinished Business (2011).

In this episode of The Quo-Cast, Jamie Dyer reviews John Rhino Edwards' new album "Just Sayin'".The album can be ordered from https://www.rhinosrevenge.com/It is available on CD and black Vinyl.

Josh Radnor on New Solo Album and Starring in 'The Ally'

Join Gleeso on Triple M Nights as he welcomes the legendary Peter Garrett to discuss his much-anticipated solo album, “The True North”. Following the final performance of Midnight Oil last year, the band members have not slowed down, with Garrett leading the charge into new creative territories. His new album, recorded with The Alter Egos, features the familiar mastery of Midnight Oil’s Martin Rotsey on guitar, signaling a seamless transition from the band’s iconic sound to something fresh yet familiar. “The True North” is more than just a collection of songs; it's a narrative of ...

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