Music
Beastie Boys Book
Michael Diamond, Adam Horovitz
Format: Hard Cover
From Beastie Boys comes a book as brilliantly unique and kaleidoscopic as the iconic, generation-defining band itself.
The Secret DJ
The Secret DJ
Discover the reality of being an international DJ in this sensational expose of what really goes on behind the beat.
Comparing Notes
Adam Ockelford
Format: Paperback
We are all instinctively musical. Why? And how does music work? Indeed, what is (or isn't) music? Adam Ockelford has the answers.
Future Days
David Stubbs
Format: Paperback
The indispensable and definitive guide to Krautrock, in paperback for the first time.
All Gates Open
Rob Young, Irmin Schmidt
Limited edition: A unique study - part biography, part symposium - of the experimental group Can, by founding member Irmin Schmidt and acclaimed author Rob Young.
All Gates Open
Rob Young, Irmin Schmidt
A unique study - part biography, part symposium - of the experimental group Can, by founding member Irmin Schmidt and acclaimed author Rob Young.
Roots, Radicals and Rockers
Billy Bragg
Format: Paperback
Against a backdrop of Cold War politics, rock and roll riots and a newly assertive generation of working-class youth, the songwriter and political activist Billy Bragg charts the history, impact and legacy of skiffle - Britain's first indigenous pop movement.
As Serious As Your Life
Valerie Wilmer
Format: Paperback
An essential masterpiece of jazz history by the renowned photographer and music historian, with a new foreword by Richard Williams.
Debussy
Stephen Walsh
An accessible and thought-provoking biographical study of Claude Debussy (1862-1918), arguably one of the three or four most influential composers of the early twentieth century.
Perfecting Sound Forever
Greg Milner
Format: Paperback
'[A] breathless, surprisingly thrilling rollercoaster ride through the history of recorded music ... a tour-de-force of fascinating anecdotes, lucidly expounded science, witty asides, stylistic verve, and page after page of "gosh, I never knew that" facts.' - Mail on Sunday
