Resident child birth expert Tom Ingham pushes out 5 songs in the field of birth…

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Tom Ingham takes a sensual approach to this week’s feature

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This week’s blast from the past

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Tom Ingham looks at the latest viral sensation to take over the web

Tom Ingham chats to world-renowned reggae producer Michael Goldwasser on the Easy Star All-Star’s new project

Tom Ingham explores the concept of guilty pleasures, and whether we should be embarrassed by them.

Tom Ingham chats to Brendan Brown, Wheatus frontman, about what life is like having such a hit song.

With no Glastonbury this year, maybe smaller festivals like this one will get a bit more attention.

Hop has taken things back to basics, making the festival experience all about the fans.

Machine Head is a heavy rock milestone that should be in everyone’s collection.

New albums just don’t have the same impact anymore because the music is all too easy to come by.

Tom Ingham catches up with Rival Sons bassist Robin Everhart to discuss their debut album and life on the road.

Steel Panther’s Balls Out tour was possibly the best gig I’ve ever been to – and I’ve seen Meatloaf live.

The glory days just keep on rollin’ for The Boss.

The answer to rock n roll’s drought or just one more revival?

I’ll always have infinitely more respect for Lou Reed collaborating with Metallica than any indie clone band.

The Vaccines are no cure to the musical stagnation in the indie scene.