Anzahl der Aufnahmen: 358
Stufe: B1-B2 (Mittelstufe)
The Guardian's head rock and pop critic Alexis Petridis takes the helm for a new-look Music Weekly. Joined by music writer Rosie Swash and a roster of top Guardian and Observer critics, Alexis introduces an eclectic range of interviews and live tracks from new and established artists. Plus, don't miss Singles Club, our review of the best new releases. Available to download every Friday.
A sneak preview of the Guide's festival special, plus Nick Talbot of Gravenhurst on his favourite English musicAlexis PetridisKieran YatesSam RichardsMichael HannPascal Wyse
A sneak preview of the Guide's festival special, plus Nick Talbot of Gravenhurst on his favourite English music
Accordion player James Fearnley on Shane MacGowan's toothless genius; Willy Moon synthesises the 1950s; and Richard Burton debuts on our Singles ClubKieran YatesMichael HannAlexis PetridisPascal Wyse
Accordion player James Fearnley on Shane MacGowan's toothless genius; Willy Moon synthesises the 1950s; and Richard Burton debuts on our Singles Club
We take a trip to the coast and talk to festival acts Django Django and AlunaGeorgeKieran YatesMichael HannAlexis Petridis
We take a trip to the coast and talk to festival acts Django Django and AlunaGeorge
Biographer Stanley Booth on the Stones, Hells Angels and hanging with Otis Redding. Plus the Beach Boys and Louise DistrasAlexis PetridisKieran YatesMichael HannSean O'HaganCharlotte Richardson...
Biographer Stanley Booth on the Stones, Hells Angels and hanging with Otis Redding. Plus the Beach Boys and Louise Distras
Richard King on the madmen and mavericks who made independent music. Plus a visit from RudimentalAlexis PetridisKieran YatesMichael HannLaura BartonPascal Wyse
Richard King on the madmen and mavericks who made independent music. Plus a visit from Rudimental
What music does anyone want to remember from 1961? We've got 325 tracks to choose from. Plus: Hot Chip and BigKidsAlexis PetridisKieran YatesAlex MacphersonMichael HannPaul LesterPascal Wyse
What music does anyone want to remember from 1961? We've got 325 tracks to choose from. Plus: Hot Chip and BigKids
Alexis tries to keep up with the Pop Group's Mark Stewart on his new album The Politics of Envy, while Kieran Yates speaks to the founders of hot UK grime label ButterzAlexis PetridisKieran...
Alexis tries to keep up with the Pop Group's Mark Stewart on his new album The Politics of Envy, while Kieran Yates speaks to the founders of hot UK grime label Butterz
Turner prizewinner Jeremy Deller reveals his musical loves, and how he managed to get a brass band playing acid houseAlexis PetridisKieran YatesMichael HannPascal Wyse
We talk to the Civil Wars about signing bagels, get the history of hip-hop mixtapes and vote on Jack White in Singles ClubAlexis PetridisKieran YatesDorian LynskeyPascal WyseAlex Macpherson
The pick of the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, including interviews with Chairlift, Michael Kiwanuka and British Underground's Crispin ParryTim JonzeRebecca NicholsonPascal Wyse
Pat Long on the highs and lows of NME – plus the Silver Seas have a love-in with the UKAlexis PetridisKieran YatesAlex NeedhamMichael HannPat LongPascal Wyse
What came first for QPR defender Joey Barton – football or the Smiths? Plus: Jordan Gatesmith of Howler escapes MinneapolisAlexis PetridisKieran YatesRebecca NicholsonMichael HannBen GreenPascal Wyse
Did Ed Sheeran, Rihanna, Blur and co put on a good show? Or was Adele being cut off the most exciting moment of the Brits?Alexis PetridisTim JonzeCaspar Llewellyn SmithPascal Wyse