A dedicated home for music memorabilia, exploring the past, present and future of music archives. Find your own piece of the story.
Lots of stuff about collectors...
Guinness World Record holder for the biggest Rolling Stones collection worldwide, Matt Lee shares his story and a few rare gems from his collection in this [mag_btm]'s exclusive video interview.
Podcast with biographer Charlotte Breese and Mykaell Riley along with artifacts from the biggest name in showbiz in the 1930s
Bob Dylan's visual artworks exhibited for the first time at MAXXI in Rome: +100 paintings, drawings, sculpures and video material.
Curators Corner : Using archives by Somerset House's head curator Claire Catterhall for Ghosts exhibition.
More from behind the scenes of the industry
MAG_BTM hears some musical stories from Patrizia Savarese who was be found front of stage in Italy's 1980s with a camera.
How did that sleeve actually come about? Find out in this series with music industry designer.
Delving into the nuts and bolts of the music touring machine with veteran roadie and driver.
Discover treasure troves of music history you didn't know existed
Discovering shoes from Charlie Watts to Elton John in this incredible archive.
Celebrating Australian contemporary music story – past, present and future – the Australian Music Vault at the Arts Centre Melbourne is a place to discover exciting new stories from today’s Australian music scene.
Jon Swinstead talks about how the world's most comprehensive free collection of content on young people came together and its visions for the future
New digital advances using music archives
Concert Archives is a digital platform dedicated to music lovers of all genres, allowing subscribers to list, rate and share details about their favourite concerts with an international community of fans.
StoryTrails' Creative Director Will Saunders discusses the largest immersive storytelling project the UK has ever witnessed: bringing to life untold stories from the past through the wonders of the 3D internet - aka the Metaverse - using AR and VR.
The Grateful Dead Archive is one of the most significant popular culture collections of the 20th Century. Preserved at University of California at Santa Cruz (UCSC) since 2009, its web section (the GDAO) grew up to over 45K digitised items uploaded by UCSC and the Dead’s devoted community of fans.
Articles with sounds you can hear on the go
Delving into the nuts and bolts of the music touring machine with veteran roadie and driver.
From St Ives to the band Queen's private life, Mark reveals his extraordinary life to founder of MAG/BTM