The current spatial-audio version of the classic 1967 album on Apple Music will soon be replaced, producer Giles Martin tells Rolling Stone
'You're dealing with a record that's been around for 50 years that everyone loves, and no one's ever said sounded bad,' says the producer. 'So it's a bit of a tricky job.'
The iconic studios have started welcoming more livestream events, like the one post-punks Idles recently played, and have adopted new measures to adapt to social distancing
Fifty years ago, the Beatles went through rock’s most famous breakup. Inside the heartbreak, the brotherhood, and why the music still matters
The 1969 classic returns to the charts with the release of a 40-track anniversary reissue.
From Brad Paisley and Pharrell's "Here Comes the Sun" to Ray Stevens' "She Came in Through the Bathroom Window"
How a Tony-winning musical director made it to Abbey Road Studios to record a capsule version of 'Abbey Road'
Clip is released for the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road
"All four knew it was the end," Rob Sheffield writes of this 50th anniversary reissue. "For the last time in their lives, they were writing, playing and singing Beatles songs."
Composer and engineer Scott Freiman deconstructs the band's work and unveils some little-known facts
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