Gilbert O'SullivanGilbert O'Sullivan defines "Bonaparte shandy" and talks about his hits "Clair" and "Alone Again (Naturally)."
Pierre Bouvier of Simple PlanSimple Plan's frontman Pierre Bouvier names the two songs that defined the pop-punk genre, talks about their most important songs, and explains how their collaboration with hitmaker Max Martin went awry.
70s Music Quiz 1The '70s gave us Muppets, disco and Van Halen, all which show up in this groovy quiz.
Kevin Barnes of Of MontrealThe main man of Of Montreal deciphers some references in their most popular songs and explains his take on religion, which shows up a lot in his work.
Literature In Lyrics: LolitaAccording to Lana Del Rey, "Lolita got lost in the 'hood," but we found Vladimir Nabokov's controversial character in tunes from Katy Perry, The Police, and Spandau Ballet.
Neil Peart of Rush - Craftsmanship SpeaksIn the second part of this classic interview with Rush drummer Neil Peart, we learn about one of his favorite lyrical themes: the crossover between innocence and disillusionment.
The Top 10 Songfacts of 2019An Aussie upstart, a superstar duet, and a relentless kiddie tune are all on the list of the most-viewed Songfacts entries of 2019.