Classic Pop  |  December 2025
In the latest issue of Classic Pop we have a world exclusive cover feature interview with The Power Station’s John Taylor and Andy Taylor ahead of a deluxe reissue of the supergroup’s storming eponymous debut album. We dig into the genesis story of the Robert Palmer-fronted fourpiece, the band’s 1985 summer tour that has since become the stuff of legend, and much more.
We also catch up with both halves of Propaganda to aid the healing process after their acrimonious split as their masterpiece A Secret Wish album returns as a bells-and-whistles boxset.
Elsewhere, as they release a new career-spanning compilation that lives up to its ‘definitive’ billing, Classic Pop meets Mancunian indie legends James who look back on their various triumphs as well as a handful of self-inflicted career own goals. We also talk to Big Country co-founder Bruce Watson who recounts the bittersweet journey of the Scots rockers and how he’s keeping their legacy alive.
For our latest classic album feature, we see how ABBA parked their personal heartbreak to serve up the stunning Super Trouper, while Northside’s Warren “Dermo” Dermody returns to the band’s Chicken Rhythms debut LP and unveils plans for new material.
We also take a deep dive into the back catalogue of The Pretenders for our Album By Album feature and tell the story of Nu Shooz’s electro-funk gem Poolside.
In our packed reviews pages we give our verdict on new album releases including Pet Shop Boys, Gary Numan, Florence + The Machine, Ed Harcourt and White Lies plus there’s a comprehensive reissues section featuring Fine Young Cannibals, Tears For Fears, Propaganda, Blondie, Kate Bush, Madness, Goldfrapp and more. In our live reviews section, we check out Self Esteem and Robbie Williams’ smallest-ever solo show at Dingwalls in London.
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Launched in 2012, the monthly Classic Pop is the world’s leading pop magazine, with an award-winning team of specialist writers bringing you the biggest names in music - it’s the go-to source for pop enthusiasts worldwide.
Within the digital pages of each issue, Classic Pop delves deep into the artistry and history of some of the most iconic albums in the pop genre. From the sleek and stylish sounds of Duran Duran's 'Rio' to the infectious pop brilliance of Wham!'s 'Fantastic' and the groundbreaking sonic journey of Primal Scream's 'Screamadelica,' your Classic Pop digital magazine subscription ensures that you're never far from the stories and insights behind your favourite pop music classics.
For anyone passionate about 70s and 80s pop music, Classic Pop is the ultimate guide, offering unparalleled access to the stories behind the songs and the artists who created them. It's a journey through the history of pop, a tribute to the albums that defined generations, and a heartfelt salute to the icons who continue to influence and inspire the world. With Classic Pop, you don't just listen to the music; you immerse yourself in its vibrant tapestry, discovering the magic that makes pop music timeless and unforgettable.
A Classic Pop digital magazine subscription is a must-have for anyone interested in the 70s, 80s and 90s pop music. Each issue is packed with fantastic features - with your subscription, you’ll receive:
- Get every issue of Classic Pop direct to your device
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- Exclusive A-list artist interviews and the latest music news
- In-depth features from the era
- Album reviews of the very best new releases, reissues and vinyl
- Classic Album: A deep dive into iconic LPs
- Album by Album: Complete back catalogues of artists and bands go under the microscope
- Top 20: Your instant playlist from Classic Pop's hand-selected countdowns
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