Destination Out — UBAQUILE (SEE SAW) TETE AND BARBS IN MY MIND Dudu Pukwana Diamond Express Freedom : 1978 UBAQUILE: DP, alto sax; Mongezi Feza, trumpet; Lucky Ranku, guitar; Frank Roberts, keyboards; Ernest Mothole, bass; James Meine, drums. TETE AND BARBS: DP, altoâ... more info

Impose Magazine — When Daft Punk put out a fifteen-second promo of "Get Lucky" in anticipation of their grandiose new record, superfans took it upon themselves to loop that fifteen seconds of disco into a ten-minute track. Daft Punk isn't really my thing, but Dog ... more info

Impose Magazine — Diarrhea Planet's I'm Rich Beyond Your Wildest Dreams finally has a street date (August 20!) and that means we can start rolling out the exclusive DP content for your ears and hearts. The second single off of the Tennessee band's sophomor... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Veteran British band Deep Purple has no intention of going the route of many classic rock acts -- touring endlessly and resting on the laurels of their old hits. more info

Starpulse — Deep Purple star Ian Gillan is urging fans not to read too much into the last track on the band's new album Now What?! insisting there's no deep Satanic meaning behind the song Vincent Price. The ... more info

Starpulse — Deep Purple rocker Ian Gillan is convinced his late bandmate Jon Lord gave him the perfect ending to a song that had been troubling him on the day he died. The pianist/keyboard player died from a ... more info

Starpulse — Heavy rocker Ian Gillan started meditating as a teenager when he realised he was too violent to make it in music. The Deep Purple frontman admits life as the only council estate kid in a posh priv... more info

Starpulse — The members of Deep Purple had to promise to wear hats for an important debut performance in Malaysia at the beginning of the 1980s, because officials in Kuala Lumpur feared the band's long hair wo... more info

Starpulse — Rock icon Ian Gillan likes to iron clothes when he's songwriting because the "no-brainer" chore helps to wipe his mind clear of ideas and refresh his thoughts. The Deep Purple star has always been... more info

Consequence of Sound — Ian Gilliam of Deep Purple once wrote a little note that explains why Y.N.RichKids are so remarkable right now. The note is printed on the back cover of an album by an obscure '70s Brit-metal band called Jerusalem, a record produced by Gilliam. It re... more info