Karda Estra reimagine 2006 album The Age Of Science And Enlightenment
UK proggers Karda Estra release expanded and remastered edition of The Age Of Science And Enlightenment in March
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Karda Estra reimagine 2006 album The Age Of Science And Enlightenment
UK proggers Karda Estra release expanded and remastered edition of The Age Of Science And Enlightenment in March
Crown Lands share video for 18-minute Starlifter: Fearless Pt. II
Canadian prog rock duo Crown Lands will release their new studio album Fearless in March
Iron Maiden, Rage Against The Machine, Soundgarden, Willie Nelson, Missy Elliot and more nominated for Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame 2023
This year's nominations have been revealed
The Orb announce new studio album
Ambient duo The Orb will release their brand new album Prism in April
Kelly Clarkson smashes out a dazzling cover of Arctic Monkeys' Do I Wanna Know? on her daytime show, and we want an official version, like, now
Noughties chart-topper Kelly Clarkson delivers soaring rendition of Arctic Monkeys' single Do I Wanna Know? on her daytime tv show's Kellyoke segment
Jon Anderson announces London show for July
Former Yes signer Jon. Anderson will play SHepherd's Bush Empire with the Paul Green Rock Academy
Watch Lamb Of God's Randy Blythe cover Rob Zombie's Dragula on a cruise ship
Lamb Of God frontman Randy Blythe joins the ShipRocked cruise's onboard band The Stowaways to perform a cover of Rob Zombie's signature anthem Dragula
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss announce new Raising The Roof dates
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss have confirmed dates for the next leg of their North American Raising The Roof tour
John Lennon screamed and he screamed, and he learned to feel his fear and pain
"I am myself and I know why" - How John Lennon used primal therapy to create the Plastic Ono Band album
Les Claypool's reunited Fearless Flying Frog Brigade will perform Pink Floyd's Animals album in full on a huge North American tour
The Primus frontman brings the Fearless Flying Frog Brigade out of retirement after two-decade hiatus, and Sean Lennon's on board
Falling In Reverse drop laptops on Sebastian Bach lookalike in video for Watch the World Burn
Remember the Great Laptop Beef of 2022? Well, it's about to have a sequel...
Ex-Sex Pistol Glen Matlock shares his anger at Tory Brexit "cock up": "I would like to see their heads on sticks"
Glen Matlock lays out his frustration at the impact of Brexit on his career: "I’m livid, as a musician, about the loss of our movement in 27 countries"
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20 killer metal albums turning 10 in 2023
From Bring Me The Horizon’s Sempiternal to Ghost’s Infestissumam, happy birthday to these absolute montsers
12 times rock stars gatecrashed another band's video
Rock stars, eh? You never quite know where they'll pop up next, as these video cameos prove
Collabs, special events and a new member? 10 things we want from Babymetal in 2023
Japanese metal sensations Babymetal are back! We outline the 10 things we want to see from them with new album The Other One
"When I’m onstage, it’s my world": what happened when we joined Ozzy Osbourne on his final ever tour in 2018
In 2018, Ozzy Osbourne kicked off No More Tours 2. We headed to South America to witness the Prince Of Darkness on form and as determined as ever
Breaking down The Beatles: Giles Martin and the miracle of the Revolver de-mix
Giles Martin explains what he learned about The Beatles’ Revolver while remixing (and de-mixing) the 1966 milestone album
Adrian Vandenberg: "I turned down an offer to join Thin Lizzy because I knew they were heavily into drugs"
Former Whitesnake guitarist Adrian Vandenberg looks back over a career that includes Dave Mustaine's sacking from Metallica, becoming a hair metal superstar, and recording at Jimmy Page's place
“We had no interest in being rock stars”: The story behind Jethro Tull’s Aqualung
Ian Anderson and Martin Barre give the lowdown on Aqualung, Jethro Tull's career-defining 1971 record. Just don't call it a concept album...
Moby: "The first time I saw The Misfits I was just glad they didn’t eat me"
Moby talks his lifelong love affair with punk, worrying about getting eaten by The Misfits and his film debut, Punk Rock Vegan Movie
The Otolith: "We couldn't live without making music with each other"
Formed from the ashes of SubRosa, doom newcomers The Otolith are all about expanding your consciousness to the stars
Six great new prog tracks to listen to this week!
Brand new music from Stuckfish, RPWL, Damanek, The Enigma Divison, Flying Caravan and The Church
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Volume 17 of the Bootleg series finds Bob Dylan in Miami and on excellent form
Bob Dylan's Fragments travels back to the 1990s and the Time Out Of Mind sessions with Daniel Lanois
Steppenwolf lack heavy metal thunder on three albums of declining in potency
Steppenwolf box set the Epic Years 1974-1979 is a far cry from the band's million-selling golden era
If unorthodox avant-punk noise-metal innovation is the question, Dinosaur Jr. are the answer
Four-album box set Puke + Cry: The Sire Years 1990-1997 celebrates J Mascis as face-melting guitar shredder supreme
Lemmy told us that Girlschool rocked and Lemmy was right
This five-disc collection of Girlschool recordings is a fascinating evisceration of a trailblazing rock band
Steve Vai's Vai/Gash is a joyful throwback to simpler times
Vai/Gash is an unearthed, back-to-basics collection from guitar star Steve Vai and his late friend, singer Johnny ‘Gash’ Sombrotto
Uriah Heep: still fully in touch with what made them great 50 years ago
Another Box-fresh hard-rock bull’s eye as Uriah Heep release album number 25 Chaos And Colour
Clearaudio Concept turntable review
The German company’s most affordable turntable has been winning plaudits for years, but is it still an immaculate conception?
Sleep Token's London show just proved why they're the most exciting band in metal right now
Mystery, mystique and moshing: last night, Sleep Token headlined London's legendary Apollo in front of a sold out, awestruck crowd
The Rolling Stones' In Mono: it's great but it borders on abuse
The Stones’ monaural 60s box: eight albums, 16 discs, six kilograms-plus of wallet-rinsing duplication
Black Star Riders: still channelling the warrior spirit of Thin Lizzy
Wrong Side Of Paradise finds main Black Star Rider Ricky Warwick capturing the romance and the strut of old
Måneskin's Rush! is dazzling proof that their trajectory is no fluke
Not a tribute to Geddy, Alex and Neil
