David Bowie enjoyed a number of flamboyant Rock-n-Roll personas during his musical career but none as well-known as Ziggy Stardust: the science fictional, androgynous, eyebrowless diva. Here’s Ziggy-Bowie shooting the lights out of Hammersmith Odeon theater in 1973 just before his big announcement
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David Bowie’s newest album, The Next Day, is getting an expanded three-disc re-release on November 5. That was a surprise in and of itself, but it’s coming with a little extra: a rollicking ten-minute remix of the song "Love Is Lost," by James Murphy.
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Have you heard the news today, oh boy? Good, because I didn’t yesterday—February 21 was the anniversary of the release of David Bowie’s Young Americans, the first single of the album of the same name. The year was 1975. More »
Beck and Chris Milk’s version of Bowie’s Sound and Vision with 167 musicians was amazing on its own right, as a linear video. But the 360-degree immersive version with binaural sound and facial tracking truly redefines how we can experience live music remotely. Whether you like Beck or not, you really have to watch it here. Make sure to use the high definition option with headphones on. More »
You have to watch Beck sing Bowie’s Sound and Vision together with director Chris Milk and 167 musicians, including a couple of choirs that will give you goosebumps. It’s a masterpiece. Remember to experience it till the very end. You will not regret it. More »
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