Jon Davison grows into his role as frontman on the new album, and the band’s generational split produces something sharper than compromise.
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Jon Davison grows into his role as frontman on the new album, and the band’s generational split produces something sharper than compromise.
From launching MTV with “Video Killed the Radio Star” to co-writing Asia’s “Heat of the Moment,” the keyboardist now prepares the next Yes album while holding an improbable historic tenure.
A long-simmering creative exchange between the Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands and Norwegian singer Aurora pushes into new territory as the duo drops their first track.
