Foo Fighters featured in latest issue of MOJO Magazine
ce the London SS and The 101’ers flamed out and punk’s great romantics rose from their ashes. Pat Gilbert delves into the past to explore the beginnings of The Clash and their impactful journey.
Elizabeth Fraser, the mesmerizing voice of the Cocteau Twins, shares insights in her first in-person interview in 13 years, shedding light on the enigmatic trajectory of her career. She expresses her desire to find comfort in her musical endeavors.
Bad Company, emerging from the aftermath of the drug-fueled rock band Free, found a new direction by combining blues and soul with the influential guidance of Led Zeppelin’s manager. Their resilience and creativity led them to new heights.
Joe Jackson, described as private and challenging, opens up in an exclusive interview with MOJO. The once angsty figure of new wave music transitioned into a successful jazz-infused artist with a multitude of opinions and experiences to share.
Jackie DeShannon, a triple-threat talent as a singer, songwriter, and producer, reflects on her extensive career in the music industry and her collaborations with iconic artists like The Beatles, Burt Bacharach, and Randy Newman.
Booker T. Jones, the mastermind behind the M.G.’s, reminisces on his experiences in the music industry, recounting tales of working with legends like Steve Cropper, recording with Bob Dylan, and the unconventional encounters with artists like the Beatles.
Hiss Golden Messenger, a versatile Americana artist, embarks on a poetic and philosophical journey through his music, drawing inspiration from diverse sources like Van Morrison and The Heptones as he navigates through life’s challenges.
Ray Stevenson presents a captivating photo portfolio capturing the essence of ’60s rock and folk legends, highlighting the evolution of glam rock and the emergence of iconic figures like Sandy Denny. A glimpse into these defining moments in musical history is truly captivating.
In the realm of music reviews, a plethora of artists such as Alex Harvey, Sunn O))), Talking Heads, Rush, and Courtney Barnett are critiqued in this issue. The diverse range of music explored in these reviews showcases the richness and variety of musical offerings available.
Additionally, the issue covers topics like Record Store Day 2026 highlights, U2’s new music and potential album, The Seeds’ enduring legacy, Courtney Pine’s four decades in music, and a variety of interesting features on rising artists and established icons in the music industry.
This issue of MOJO magazine offers a deep dive into the world of music, exploring the intricacies of the industry through the lens of iconic artists and rising talents alike. From exclusive interviews to insightful reviews, MOJO 390 presents a comprehensive view of the ever-evolving landscape of music.