by mojo | Feb 3, 2026 | MOJO Presents
Mojo Presents Damn The Torpedoes Full of holes but also hope; the target of hipster depth charges upon its release in 1968, but living on as a kind of psychedelic coelacanth: Yellow Submarine is still the most polarising Beatle product of all. In 2018, with the help...
by mojo | Jan 30, 2026 | MOJO Presents
Mojo Feature YES In 2018, which legendary band celebrated 50 years pushing the boundaries of rock by touring as two hostile entities under the same name? Yes. Words by Mike Barnes When MOJO arrives at Yes guitarist Steve Howe’s north London home he is friendly and...
by mojo | Jan 29, 2026 | MOJO Presents
Mojo Eyewitness The Dead Kennedys Obscenity Trial Including a poster of HR Giger’s risqué painting Penis Landscape with their Frankenchrist LP landed the San Fran punk satirists in court for violating the California Penal Code. How did free speech win out? Interview...
by mojo | Jan 19, 2026 | MOJO Presents
Mojo The List Dolly Parton’s greatest albums ranked! To celebrate Dolly Parton’s 80th birthday, MOJO doffs a Stetson to The Queen Mother of Country with a rundown of her best-ever albums. One of Dolly Parton’s first country hits was 1967’s Dumb Blonde. It was hardly...
by mojo | Jan 14, 2026 | MOJO Presents
Mojo The List Every Thin Lizzy Album Ranked From Worst To Best MOJO runs down every studio and live album from hard rock’s melodic street fighters. Perhaps it was John Peel who described Phil Lynott best. Writing in the mid-‘70s, he portrayed Thin Lizzy’s leader as...
by mojo | Jan 7, 2026 | MOJO Presents
Mojo Presents “Zimmy’s Gone Crazy!” …Or so reckoned Eric Clapton as he walked out on Desire, Bob Dylan’s accidental masterpiece. And no wonder – given the wiped tapes and marital headaches, mobsters and jailbirds, Rolling Thunder and industrial catering. “It was a...
