George Harrison

George Harrison

Mojo FEATURE Quiet Storm Hare Krishna or hari-kari? George Harrison’s solo years began in a riot of confusion, heartbreak and copyright infringement, noble crusades and genre-bending genius. As his Apple albums re-emerged in a lavish box set in 2014, it was time...
Johnny Thunders

Johnny Thunders

Mojo FEATURE Rock And Roll Heart Street hustler, heartbreaker – Johnny Thunders remains an icon wherever rock’n’roll is revered, but he was never a bigger star than he was in London, for 18 months at the acme of punk. In 2017, friends and bandmates sifted the man and...
Mark E Smith

Mark E Smith

Mojo FEATURE The 40 Years War Over four decades, The Fall’s autocrat-for-life Mark E Smith opened art-rock fissures in reality, passed merciless judgment on his enemies and led his legendary group to the edge of destruction, repeatedly. In 2016 MOJO interviewed a...
Her Majesty

Her Majesty

Q BEST OF... Her Majesty Ted Kessler is granted an audience in Laurel Canyon to hear how the 2010s belonged to America’s finest modern singer-songwriter.  You’ll need to order an Uber to get there  as there’s no parking, so press that button  at 3.30 and head out into...
Into The Black

Into The Black

Mojo FEATURE Into The Black Out of the early-’80s post-punk scene burst The The’s Matt Johnson – crown prince of chartbound angst – and his blazingly intense poly-pop manifesto, Soul Mining. In this article from 2014, he relived the passion, the pain, and that piano...