Au milieu des années 60, les Zombies firent exploser les charts avec une combinaison dévastatrice : celle des harmonies sucrées de Colin Blunstone et de l'orgue orgiaque de Rod Argent. Pour le d …

Trente ans déjà se sont écoulés depuis la sortie de Rockollection, véritable tremplin qui lança la carrière solo de Voulzy. On le dit timide et lent (dix ans pour sortir un premier album), métic …

Born in 1993 as Pezz (and we've included their freakily prophetic 1998 cover of the Tragically Hip's "New Orleans Is Stinking"), four-piece punk revivalist outfit Billy Talent fizzes like an acid bath: …

Perth transplant Adam Brand, who moved to Sydney in 1997 and released his self-titled debut a year later, has left his unique mark on the '00s homegrown country scene, backed by a staunch and passionat …

By the mid-'90s, after a solid decade on the road, soft-spoken crooner Daniel O'Donnell had become a household name, singing for the people — his people — who were mostly female and in thrall to …

The epitome of the new bushman, Lee Kernaghan has forged a brand of country steeped in the spirit of the Snowy Mountain foothills (he was born in Corryong) and ingrained with the dust of the Riverina c …

Terry Parsons had been an "offal boy" (whatever that is) for a tobacco company, a soldier and a bus driver before he changed his name to Matt Monro and became England's premier crooner at the dawn of t …

S'il est un chanteur qui a marqué toute une génération et une époque, c'est bien Maxime Le Forestier, dont le succès soudain à 23 ans prit comme un feu de paille. Des textes justes, en prise directe su …

S'il fallait une définition aux mots « succès foudroyant », deux autres suffiraient : Julien Clerc. L'Olympia à 22 ans, un premier album en 1969 Prix de l'Académie Charles Cros, cinq disques d'or en 19 …