Exploring the true inspiration behind 'Lucifer Sam', the Syd Barrett psychedelic masterpiece which appeared on the iconic Pink Floyd debut album back in 1967.

On July 7, 2006, the world lost one of the most eccentric, unrecognizable, and influential founding fathers of psychedelic rock: Syd Barrett.

Roger Waters was always looking to make innovative music with direction, so he hates any Pink Floyd song which doesn't fall into that category.

Being Dead rocks. The Austin band’s chanty, thrummy, spaced out, disaffected, charging antirock owes a lot to the crown jewel of 2010s lo-fi post-punk, a band called Women. And there’s a tinge of ...

Before Pink Floyd's second album arrived, school friend David Gilmour had been invited to join – but the five-member lineup ...

"Dark Side of the Moon" was a make-or-break proposition. Its stunning success came despite the fact it contained no singles, ...

Pink Floyd never really shook the ghost of Syd Barrett. In 1975, they met the ghost head-on. Wish You Were Here dealt with ...

Programming an album and programming a live setlist are different beasts – as the Kaiser Chiefs’ 20th anniversary performance ...

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While Gilmour became “mildly obsessed” as he developed the guitar part, the band’s brainwave was to open Wish You Were Here ...

Brothers Reg Mombassa and Peter O’Doherty are full of existential angst, but they’re still determined to make happy music ...