Roxy Music

Consequence of Sound — Plus, a 19th century folk tune! more info

The Independent — The album cover is dead, Peter Saville famously declared, killed by the iPod and MP3 generation. Fortunately, Saville, the creator of celebrated covers for artists as varied as Joy Division, Roxy Music, Peter Gabriel and Pulp, was hotter on his albu... more info

Guardian Music — (BMG)It is sometimes said that a really good song will survive, even thrive, with a radical rearrangement. It's a flawed argument, but one to which albums such as The Jazz Age add seductive heft. Here are 13 classic tunes from the Roxy Music and Brya... more info

Guardian Music — (BMG)Bryan Ferry has recreated Roxy Music's hits as languid instrumentals for a replica 1920s jazz band – but this is more than a tourist-trip to Gatsby-land. Ferry the jazz fan and his pianist Colin Good have mixed the soulful glide of the 1927 Du... more info

Totally Fuzzy — The Roxy Music man has rerecorded some of his biggest hits in a 20s jazz style with the Bryan Ferry Orchestra. Fans of Bryan Ferry well know that while he's often looked like a vision from the future – and sounded like it too, especially with... more info

Guardian Music — The Roxy Music man has rerecorded some of his biggest hits in a 20s jazz style with the Bryan Ferry OrchestraFans of Bryan Ferry well know that while he's often looked like a vision from the future – and sounded like it too, especially with Roxy Mu... more info

ContactMusic — Veteran musician Brian Eno has ruled out ever reuniting with Roxy Music for a tour and he is adamant his former bandmates are happy with his... more info

Guardian Music — Next week is the 37th anniversary of Bruce Springsteen's legendary London debut at Hammersmith Odeon. Here's Simon Frith's report for Creem, courtesy of Rock's Backpages, the world's leading archive of vintage music journalismSo you're scared and you... more info

411 Mania — It's not in his temperament to look back... more info

Guardian Music — Brian Eno has a new album out. How best to explain it? By hooking up with radical economist Ha-Joon Chang to debate everything from finance to free jazz and dogs in parks. Caspar Llewellyn Smith joins inIt's a very Brian Eno notion: rather than submi... more info