This major Rolling Stone cover feature presents an extended conversation between David Bowie and Charles Shaar Murray during the Tonight era. Across four pages, Bowie looks back over key stages of his career while discussing the making of Tonight, his renewed collaboration with Iggy Pop, songwriting, acting, The Man Who Fell To Earth and the increasing distance he felt from some of the darker characters and themes of his earlier work. Publication: Rolling Stone Date: October

This major NME feature presents an extensive interview with David Bowie conducted by Charles Shaar Murray at London's Savoy Hotel. The article centres on Bowie's new album Tonight, offering a track-by-track discussion while also exploring his views on religion, songwriting, collaborations, films and his changing creative outlook. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: September 29, 1984 Country: United Kingdom Under the headline "Sermon From The Savoy", Charles Shaar Mu

In late May 1984, Kerrang! loudly welcomed the return of the original shock-rock king with a dramatic two-page feature headlined “Wake Up Screaming!” SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Kerrang! Date: May 31, 1984 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Two-page feature (spread) THE STORY This major feature celebrates Alice Cooper’s comeback, exploring his new material, stage theatrics, and the enduring power of his nightmare-fuelled rock ’n’ roll world. The article is packed with i

A striking full-page New Musical Express advertisement for David Bowie’s landmark album “Heroes”, featuring the now-iconic dramatic black-and-white portrait and the powerful slogan that perfectly encapsulated the spirit of the Berlin Trilogy: “Tomorrow belongs to those who can hear it coming.”