News The Beatles’ Penny Lane could be renamed due to potential slave trade link by Rachel Daniel Liverpool’s iconic Penny Lane, famously immortalised by The Beatles, is at risk of being renamed if allegations of its links to notorious 18th century slave trader…
Enmore Audio Features Baroque, Beatles and beyond: exploring the impact of brass instruments by Josh Davies Brass instruments are capable of some of the most explosive effects of all instrument families. But, the members of the brass family are a diverse…
News Paul McCartney speaks out on the death of George Floyd by Kayla McNicoll The tragic death of George Floyd has acted as a major catalyst in the Black Lives Matter movement, and many musicians and artists are using…
News Check out this horrifying rendition of ‘Eleanor Rigby’ played only in E and F by Emily Elvish Ever wanted to hear the gorgeously haunting Eleanor Rigby turned into nightmare fuel? Well today’s your lucky day, because internet classic The Beatles – Eleanor…
News Astrid Kirchherr, renowned photographer of The Beatles, has died aged 81 by Talya Jacobson Tributes have been flowing in for legendary photographer and contributor of The Beatles, Astrid Kirchherr. The news was revealed on Twitter by Beatles historian Mark…
News An unreleased track by Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr could sell for $40,000 by Kayla McNicoll For fans of The Beatles, the opportunity to hear their unreleased music is priceless. However, in an effort to raise much-needed funds for the COVID-19…
Enmore Audio Features From Ringo to Rich: the power of Ludwig drums by Dan Shaw Ludwig—a brand of percussion instruments that is still going strong today—has roots that stretch far into the previous century. Launched by the Ludwig brothers in…
News Talking to your characters won’t make you a psychopath, study says by Mia Montesin A study shows writers hear their characters talk back. 61% say they listen to them. Research from Durham University and the Edinburgh International Book Festival…
News Mick Jagger responds to McCartney saying the Beatles were better than the Stones by Claudia Schmidt Earlier this month, Paul McCartney set the record straight with his opinion on the age-old debate of which band is better, the Beatles or the…
Features Why It Mattered: Cat Stevens – ‘Tea for the Tillerman’ by Dan Shaw By the time Cat Stevens (who was born Steven Georgiou) was ready to hit the studio for the Tea for the Tillerman sessions, the twenty-one-year-old…
News The Beatles to stream ‘Yellow Submarine’ film on YouTube for singalong event by Manning Patston We all live in a…. well we’re living in lockdown for the moment, certainly not a Yellow Submarine. Thankfully, a singalong is coming soon, giving us…
Features Faith and Disintegration: the enigma of Robert Smith by Dan Shaw Like so many rock bands, The Cure was built on a foundation of schoolboy dreams. Yet, the sole member who has survived through the band’s…
News Paul McCartney admits that the Beatles were better than the Stones by Manning Patston In a recent interview on The Howard Stern Show, Paul McCartney has laid down some hard-hitting truths. Throughout the interview, McCartney and Howard touch on…
