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Clash wants to use our latest issue as a means to break down the barriers of self-isolation, to supply a sense of community at a time when many of us feel alone.
David Bowie turned isolation into an art form. Transforming himself into an alien outsider, his 1972 album 'The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars' flipped pop on its head, its metallic crunch exploding how rock could communicate.
The album transformed being alone into a kind of transcendent isolation – friend and photographer Mick Rock was just one soul ignited by his jet stream, and in our cover interview he looks back on that incredible period.
Mick Rock tells Clash: “Of course he pushed it all forwards – not just music, but culturally in a huge way. And his legacy is amazing. It doesn’t stop.”
“It was a magical time for me, and David was the most magical of them all.”
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Classic Pop Presents Bowie: Golden Years is a special anniversary edition marking ten years since the passing of one of music’s most influential icons. This collector’s issue explores David Bowie’s...
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CLASSIC ROCK PLATINUM-No.47 David Bowie - The Complete Story Brand New Condition. ALBUM BY ALBUMDECADE BY DECADE 132 pages of Wham, Bam, Thanks you Ma'am
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MOJO 387 – February 2026: David Bowie MOJO marks 50 years of David Bowie’s Station to Station with a deep dive into the era that introduced the Thin White Duke,...
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A definitive collector’s guide celebrating the albums that defined glam rock, ranked and explored in full. This special edition dives deep into the records that shaped one of music’s boldest...
