Talking Heads to Appear Together for First Time in 21 Years
They're going to participate in a group interview about Stop Making Sense with Spike Lee at the Toronto International Film Festival
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70 Greatest Music Documentaries of All Time
Posted in: Movie ListsBurning guitars, big suits, meeting the Beatles — the concert films, rockumentaries and artist portraits that stand head and shoulders above the rest
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Which Band Will Reunite Next? We Place Odds on 17 Groups, From Led Zeppelin to One Direction
Posted in: Music FeaturesNow that Fugees, Rage Against the Machine, and even ABBA are back, we gauge the likelihood of other defunct bands re-forming
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Musicians on Musicians: Lorde & David Byrne
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn fighting stage fright, staying true to your inspiration, and the mysteries of songwriting
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The Specials Preview Covers Album With ‘Freedom Highway’
Posted in: Music NewsRelease will feature new takes on 12 protest songs
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Young The Giant’s Sameer Gadhia: Rock Music Must Unearth Its Diverse Roots
Posted in: Music Features“Genre doesn’t classify the style of music we listen to — it segregates the artists who make it,” writes the band’s lead singer, whose new show Point of Origin challenges the “white-washed” image of alternative music
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Tropical Fuck Storm Cover Talking Heads’ ‘Heaven’ for New Single
Posted in: Music NewsAppearing on a new single along with "Legal Ghost", Gareth Liddiard channels his inner David Byrne on their noisy cover of the 1979 classic.
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David Byrne Apologises for Portraying People of Colour in Old Promo Skit
Posted in: Music News“I acknowledge it was a major mistake in judgment that showed a lack of real understanding,” Byrne says of Stop Making Sense promo clip
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Flashback: Talking Heads Play a Scorching ‘Crosseyed and Painless’ in 1980
Posted in: Music NewsForty years ago, the band supported ‘Remain in Light’ with one of the great tours in rock history
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Talking Heads Drummer Chris Frantz on His New Memoir and the Last Time He Saw David Byrne
Posted in: Music Features“It would be nice if a reunion could happen,” says Frantz as he reflects on his time in the legendary band, “because unlike many of our contemporaries, we’re all still alive”
