My Bloody Valentine: The Last Guitar Band
“My Bloody Valentine decamped to Island Records but, notoriously, failed to produce any music…”
Most Wanted: Rare Music Posters
We’ve selected some of the most sought-after Iconic Live Posters, featuring collectible posters that have recently sold on the market. Enjoy this list and discover a few standout designs that continue to capture attention among collectors.
Ace Records: 50 Years of Influential Albums That Shaped British Subcultures
“All these albums were key to help spread enduring British subcultures around the globe: teddy boys, rockabilly, mods, Northern soul and acid jazz…”
Marc Bolan & T. Rex: Rare and Collectable Records
Bolan expert George Rab explores the world of Marc Bolan’s rare vinyl in the Marc Bolan & T. Rex Record Collector Special, available in the UK and internationally.
Jarvis Cocker on Record Collecting and Rare Vinyl Finds
From first-ever purchases to formative influences and failsafe floor-fillers, Jarvis Cocker reveals the records that mean the most to him in his record collecting journey.
Todd Rundgren: Polymath, Provocateur, Producer
Todd Rundgren is many things to many people: soft-rock balladeer, power pop pioneer, prog polymath and multi-million selling record producer. Throughout his career, he has delighted in defying expectations – whether his own, his audience’s or his critics’. One collaborator, Jim Steinman, dubbed him a genius; another, XTC’s Andy Partridge, t…
Hard find: Noughties Albums
They said, ‘it’s too much trouble and costs too much’… There’s a giant hole from 2000-09, with lots of great albums stuck in the middle of it
The Most Valuable Records in the UK Right Now (2026)
After painstaking recalibration of asking prices for the most sought-after albums, singles, white labels, acetates and picture discs in the history of popular music, we can reveal the most valuable records out there today in the UK.
The Life & Times of Ozzy Osbourne (3 December 1948 – 22 July 2025)
It would make a great Hollywood script. Four working-class guys from Aston who vaguely knew each other and who, along with Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple, would go on to radically change the direction of what was then called hard rock, heavy rock or even progressive rock. And it was Ozzy Osbourne who would give the band their unforgettable name: the …
David Gilmour’s landmark live performances, with Pink Floyd and without
“I manage to get an album out once every nine years, but I enjoy my life a lot with my lovely family: wife, children and grandchildren.”
