Unless we start paying, making music will become the preserve of the elite | John Harris

Coronavirus has left Britain's musicians struggling to survive. An industry revolution is needed, but change can start with us A few weeks ago, I spent £27 on a record with the enticing title Live Drugs. I bought it because I am a fan of its creators, the Philadelphia-based rock group The War on Drugs, and also because I was in the midst of a pandemic-related phase of insomnia and anxiety and it seemed to offer the prospect of a bit of uplift. But the main reason was the prospect of some kind o...