David Gilmour says he wants to "be rid” of the Pink Floyd catalog, but his motive for selling has nothing to do with money. During a recent conversation with Rolling Stone, the guitarist ...

David Gilmour is loose, never too deep, often instrumental – and anything but a knockoff of what the larger band was doing ...

At the start of our conversation, David Gilmour makes it plain that he prefers to focus on the music he’s making today. “The old Pink Floyd stuff is of scant relevance to me now,” he says.

Comfortably Numb, Wish You Were Here, Shine On You Crazy Diamond, maybe…” “I needed to be kicked out of my comfort zone…” Get the latest issue of MOJO to read our exclusive interview with David ...

A key element to Pink Floyd's sound, both as a vocalist and instrumentalist, David Gilmour hasn't been a regular presence as a solo artist. Still, his occasional albums have tended to focus on the ...

In a sense there are no surprises – the tempo rarely quickens, the space around the notes is considerable – but these are David Gilmour’s calling cards, his music retaining its poise especially when ...

The track will appear on Body Count's upcoming album Merciless. Body Count Recruit David Gilmour for Cover of Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb”: Stream Spencer Kaufman ...

Former Pink Floyd mastermind David Gilmour asks himself age-related existential questions on "Luck And Strange", but at 78 he still allows himself to be led out of his usual cocoon and dares to do ...

Midway through a conversation with David Gilmour about the former Pink Floyd singer and guitarist‘s terrific new solo album, “Luck and Strange,” it’s time to ask him about something he said.

By Keith Caulfield David Gilmour lands his first No. 1 on Billboard’s 33-year-old Top Album Sales chart, as his first studio album in nine years, Luck and Strange, debuts atop the tally dated Sept.