The Telegraph — The Kinks' You Really Got Me was released on August 4, 1964. Neil McCormick reflects on its significance more info

NME — Led Zeppelin star's involvement in 1964 hit single has been an enduring myth more info

Aquarium Drunkard — It was 1966, a year that saw the Beach Boys drop Pet Sounds, the Beatles unleash Revolver, and the Kinks dethrone the Mop-Tops from Liverpool by scoring a #1 hit with “Sunny Afternoon,” supplanting “Paperback Writer” and cementing their place... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — One of the most enduring sibling rivalries of the past half-century is showing signs of a detente: The Kinks' Ray Davies has confirmed conversations with his younger brother Dave that could reunite the long-running British Invasion band after decades... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The talk of a Kinks reunion for the band's 50th birthday continue. Dave Davies mused back in October that the chances of a reunion were "50/50" and that "the ball is very much in Ray's court." Now Ray Davies... more info

Stereogum — Picture Dave Davies when he’s getting old, sat by the fireside a-pondering on. He’d probably want to make the most of his time on earth by reuniting with his brother Ray for more new Kinks music, right? Well, until recently, maybe not. When we la... more info

NME — The Davies brothers appear to have put their differences behind them more info

The Independent — It’s been over 20 years since their last album but The Kinks could be reforming for a new album and tour, according to lead singer Ray Davies. more info

The Telegraph — The Kinks could reform to release a new album and tour, as Ray Davies admits band members are in discussions about fresh material more info

The Telegraph — The Kinks singer reveals how his group were banned in America - and why he's delighted to be inducted into the Songwriters' Hall of Fame more info