Brian Eno

The singer can’t remember intensive care. ‘I was in a very dark place – presumably, it was death’

Six works on album sounds disarmingly home-spun

Zoom fatigue, plus the arrival of Rihanna’s Fenty range, could create the perfect storm

On the Charlatans frontman’s fifth solo album there’s lots going on in every song, but it never feels overcooked

Dunk Murphy delivers a seventh studio album, delicately layered as any chocolate treat

The Who guitarist on addiction, his new novel and why he’s still touring 40 years later

The Rubberbandit talks politics, podcasts, his new book, and angry men with Patrick Freyne

The actor on Brexit and Irishness, her Derry childhood, being independent and Quentin Tarantino

‘Every time I play there, I always tell myself: This is gonna be a sober Irish show’

Obama’s UN ambassador on her traumatic Irish childhood, Trump and ‘that’ interview

‘The primary core thinking behind quiet music is that this is a music you choose to engage with’

Manzanera was eager to experiment with styles in a way Roxy Music could not

Blame the Walkman for bringing us all to the point of listening to music in isolation

The singer faces calls to boycott next month’s contest. But it is impervious to politics

Madonna will sing as a special guest at next month’s Eurovision in Tel Aviv

His beautiful voice and avant garde compositions influenced David Bowie and Radiohead