Striking The Match
In 1965, Bob Dylan did more than go electric—he detonated a cultural shift. From the smoke-filled hotel rooms of London to the charged stage at Newport, he carried himself with...
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The Man Who Fell To Los Angeles
In 1974, David Bowie was touring America for his “Diamond Dogs” album, an intensely creative but also physically and emotionally grueling time. He eventually settled in Los Angeles, where he...
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Visions Of Patti Smith
She’s an artist who needs no introduction: a musician, poet, rock icon and writer, who has partnered with Jacques Marie Mage to collaborate on a special collection of eyewear that...
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The Ballad Of Marianne Faithful
The voice of Marianne Faithfull (1946-2025) is one you remember long after the music stops. Like bruised velvet with a trace of smoke, it's the sound of someone who has...
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The Many Faces of Johnny Cash
Johnny Cash was a man of constant reinvention, but looking back, you wouldn't know it. From the moment he fell into the lucky laps of Sun Records in the mid-'50s,...
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In Pursuit of an Impossible Purity of Sound
In January 1955, after a Columbia Records executive attended the debut recital of Glenn Gould in New York City, the 22-year-old pianist was offered a contract. By that summer, Gould...