If you’re a fan of classic punk, ska, dub and the rebellious spirit that tend to come with it, The Specials have always been keenly held in high regard. There is no denying the influence they’ve had on punk music over their 40 year career – from being credited as inspiring two-tone revolution to setting up an entire genre for others to take inspiration from...read more

When they first appeared on the music scene in 1965, The Spencer Davis Group pioneered a unique blend of blues and classic rock that made fans across genres take notice. With iconic hits like Gimme Some Lovin', few can deny the band's influence on modern music...read more

The Spinners have been around for decades and their sound has been described as memory music that continues to captivate audiences both old and new. They are often credited with helping to shape the Motown Sound of the 70s, but critics also point out that some of their songs can be melodramatic...read more

An enigmatic blend of Gospel and traditional styles, The Staple Singers have left their mark on the music industry with a legacy like no other. With hundreds of nominations and awards to their name, including multiple Grammy Awards for best soul gospel performance by a duo or group in 1971 and 1973 respectively, The Staple Singers have become an iconic powerhouse within the realm of music...read more

The Statler Brothers are one of the country music's most beloved groups, with a long-standing career that spans over four decades. They've achieved an incredible amount of success in their musical endeavors and were inducted into both the Country Music Hall of Fame and the GMA Gospel Music Hall of Fame...read more

From their Manchester, England roots came the iconic sound of The Stone Roses. From their classic albums, live performances and major influence in British culture, this band has become a timeless legend to many music listeners...read more

Since emerging in the late 1960s, The Stooges have gone on to become one of the most influential bands in music history. While it’s clear this band has continuously released incredible music and inspired numerous rock acts over the years, they can also be seen as something of a polarizing group due to their extreme attitudes and controversial approach towards their live performances...read more

Are you a fan of The Stranglers? If so, you’re in for a treat! This iconic punk band has been gracing the music industry since 1974, with many considering them key players in the development of rock and new wave. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look into their history – from their rise to fame and troubled times that followed to today's resurgence in popularity among classic rock fans...read more

It's no secret that The Streets have made a huge impact on the music industry. With rafter-shaking beats, rootsy vibes, and thought-provoking bars—The Streets continue to challenge not just their listeners but the status quo of what makes 'good' music...read more

No matter what your music preferences are, it's hard to deny that The Strokes have been making waves in the music industry since they first appeared on the scene 18 years ago. Since their 2001 debut album, Is This It?, the band has garnered most both praise and criticism for their influence on rock and indie-rock culture...read more

The Stylistics are an iconic R&B group that gained prominence in the seventies with their silky vocals and soulful sound. A mainstay of Philadelphia soul, they created classic songs like You Make Me Feel Brand New and “People Make The World Go Round” that have been enjoyed around the world for decades...read more

Ah, The Sugarcubes. As one of the most surreal and influential musical acts to emerge from Iceland in the '90s, their music has been a source of joy for many listeners across multiple generations...read more

For over 35 years, The Sugarhill Gang has been an iconic symbol of old school hip-hop and rap. Formed in 1979 by the pioneering label Sugar Hill Records, the trio have left their mark on both generations of fans and numerous groundbreaking accomplishments in music history ever since...read more

The Sundays have been a beloved part of the music scene since their debut album in 1991. Combining melodic dream pop with elements of shoegaze and casually alternative, The Sundays built up a cult-like audience that is still devoted to this day...read more

From the Motown sound to their iconic fashion, few music acts shape culture like The Supremes did during their heyday. However, as with any public figure or group of people, some criticism must - and has been - leveled at the hallowed group...read more