Guardian Music — Best known for her Buzzcocks record sleeves and for her friendship with Morrissey, Linder is now exhibited at the Tate. Her montages and unruly performances continue to impress'One name seemed sufficient." Since the late 1970s, the English artist Li... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Manifesto is the sixth studio album by Roxy Music, and was released in 1979 by E.G. in the UK, Polydor in Europe and by Atco in the U.S. Read more » more info

Gigwise — They've sample track... more info

Guardian Music — Pioneer of insurance cover for entertainers and rock musiciansWillie Robertson, who has died of cancer aged 67, virtually single-handedly created insurance cover for entertainers in the 1970s, when he introduced non-appearance and equipment cover for... more info

ContactMusic — Bryan Ferry was left in awe of Kate Moss' lavish wedding celebrations - the supermodel sent an "enormous" helicopter to pick him up for the nuptials. The blonde beauty is a big fan of Ferry's band Roxy Music and even agreed to pose for the cover of h... more info

ContactMusic — Bryan Ferry has opened up about his mystery medical scare earlier this year (11), revealing an abnormal heart rhythm was to blame for his hospitalisation. The Roxy Music frontman was forced to pull out of an appearance at a concert in London in April... more info

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Guardian Music — The former Roxy Music synth twiddler's fingerprints are all over hits by U2, Coldplay and David Bowie, but he's most fascinated by musicians who 'don't completely understand their territory'I'm bloody awful at multi-tasking," says Brian Eno as he sim... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Is it different when it's your song versus someone else's, because you can picture your own song in your head?Yeah, it is different. But this is why I love being in a band, and I love bouncing off people. No one knows everything. It's just great. And... more info

Guardian Music — Along with Gayngs and Ariel Pink, Dan Bejar's Destroyer seem to be bringing back the high-gloss, sax-laden radio rock sound of the 80s. But it's not about ironyDan Bejar, the creative linchpin of Destroyer, is surprised. "I've been making records for... more info