From strutting psychedelia to grief-stricken laments, we run through the career high-points of grunge’s first legendary frontman

To celebrate 50 years since the release of the Fab Four’s masterpiece, we have an exclusive recording from the legendary sessions

Out on Friday 21 April, Deliverance delivers intense gospel-blues tunes recorded while the star was without a record label and at odds with digital music trends

Taken from the album CHUCK, to be released in June, Big Boys proves the late rock’n’roller was brimming with energy until the very end

Jazz pianist Bruno Heinen has collaborated with Camerata Alma Viva for a new take on one of the most instantly recognisable classical works of all time. He picks his five favourite versions of Vivaldi’s famous composition

Ahead of the station’s live event, DJ Bobby Friction picks political pioneers, radical rap stars, EDM overlords and artists a step away from becoming international superstars

We’ve got an early version of one of the standouts from Tango in the Night for you. Have a listen and let us know what you think

The 11th album from group starring Debbie Harry, features tracks by Sia, Charli XCX, Dev Hynes, Johnny Marr and more. Listen to its first single, Fun

The producer picks his current favourite jazz, LA-Ethio funk and ‘non-electronic electronic music’

Mark Stewart of the Bristol post-punk group recommends noise aficionados, an aural alchemist and a sonic assassin

Adam Curtis’s music supervisor, Gavin Miller, shares some the arpeggiated synths and creepy atmospherics that score Curtis’s latest documentary

The latest reissue of the Who’s first album features three previously unreleased Pete Townshend songs – here’s one of them

Minimal video for The Numbers features Jonny Greenwood and Thom Yorke on a bench, following There Will Be Blood director’s work on Present Tense

One of the UK’s leading folk artists chooses his top five collaborations, including John Hiatt and Glyn Johns, Buddy and Julie Miller, and Go Jane Go

Recorded while travelling across the US by train, Bragg and Henry’s new album, Shine a Light, features songs made famous by Hank Williams, Lead Belly and more. Here they pick their favourite tracks for a road trip

Taken from a six-CD collection celebrating the soul giant’s career-changing performances on Sunset Strip in 1966

The eerie, misty video to Beautiful People, shown at Sundance, is now online exclusively for the Guardian. Take a look

Next month sees the release of Led Zeppelin’s complete BBC sessions, and we’ve got this rarity from their 1969 ‘lost session’ for you

From the latest summer dreampop to hypnotic trance, the Primal Scream singer shares his current favourite tracks

The reality TV star and Foregone Conclusion frontman shares some of the music that inspires him – plus some of his own compositions, to help inspire others