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By Paul Brannigan Published
"I’m thinking maybe 50 years is enough" says Brian May, revealing that Queen's touring days are over

By Fraser Lewry Published
Power To The People featured Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters, Public Enemy, Dave Matthews, Joan Baez, Dropkick Murphys and more

By Dave Everley Published
Metallica’s residency at the Las Vegas Sphere continues with another epic set – including a song they haven’t played in almost 20 years

By Stef Lach Published
Queens Of The Stone Age mainman Josh Homme can't get over how great Dave Grohl is at drumming

By Johnny Sharp Published
They had to open for Deep Purple with no introduction and no lights. But their response led to being signed by ELP’s label, partying with Jaco Pastorius and Joni Mitchel, and writing with Peter Sinfield

By Sid Smith Published
Prog veteran recalled connecting with Sandy Denny, his band’s attempt to fire him, being loved by Led Zeppelin, why they’ve never had a Steven Wilson remix, the “albatross” of Part Of The Union and the unreleased, more political version

By Paul Brannigan Published
"I’m thinking maybe 50 years is enough" says Brian May, revealing that Queen's touring days are over

By Jo Kendall Published
Comedian and drummer’s record collection started with cassettes of Genesis and King Crimson before taking in Tool, Steven Wilson, The Aristocrats and more

By Merlin Alderslade Published
Why am I welling up listening to a dude screaming about Bill The Pony? Blame Lammoth

By Sid Smith Published
One of their most popular and recognised songs was rejected, plundered for its title then became the star of 1974 album Red – after the line-up who’d made it had disintegrated

By Dave Lewis Published
Released on October 5, 1970, Led Zeppelin III confounded the band's critics but truly brokered their legend

By Classic Rock Magazine Published
Audience wore their soul and R&B influences on their sleeves, but theit originality put them right in the progressive milieu

By Polly Glass Published
Eight songs you need to hear right now, from Slash feat. Myles Kennedy, Tony Iommi, Steven Wilson and more

By Philip Wilding Published
Band leader shares his thoughts on teamwork, blowing out his voice, caving in to pressure, going mainstream and going a step too far as he revisits their albums from 1968 to 2003

By Steve May Last updated
Buying guide Physical media’s fully back on the menu, and these outstanding CD players from Cambridge Audio, Marantz, FiiO and more are the proof in the pudding

By James Grimshaw Last updated
Buying guide These MP3 players from FiiO, Sony and Actico are at the forefront of a digital-library revival - here's my top choices

By Steve May Last updated
Buying guide The humble cassette tape, once the world’s default portable music format, is back in fashion. Here are the best cassette players you can buy right now

By Scott Munro Published
The new heavy-duty, belt-driven record player takes its inspiration from Harley-Davidson's iconic bar and shield logo

By James Grimshaw Last updated
Buying guide Ride the wave of CD revivalism with these handheld portable CD players from FiiO, KLIM and Shanling

By Chris Corfield, James Grimshaw Last updated
Buying guide You can’t get a better on-ramp to records than these entry-level turntables from Audio-Technica, Sony, Pro-Ject and more

By Classic Rock Magazine Published
Audience wore their soul and R&B influences on their sleeves, but theit originality put them right in the progressive milieu

By Joe Daly Published
The first review of Metallica’s opening two nights at the Las Vegas Sphere is in

By Dom Lawson Published
Anthemic death metal songs about Vikings: if it ain't broke, don't fix it

By Mark Beaumont Published
The Beatles' historic Sixties psych-folk moment Rubber Soul gets an insightful expanded treatment

By Stephen Dalton Published
Tom Cruise’s new movie Digger has split the critics - but it’s got nothing on Rock Of Ages

By Daryl Easlea Published
Soundtracks from the band’s first seven years illustrate how many directions were open to them over the period from 1965 to 1972

By Matt Mills Published
The nu metal superstars rarely pull their punches as they explore the turmoil of Chester Bennington’s death and the long journey towards their reunion

By Matt Mills Published
Footage from every set at Ozzy Osbourne’s final concert will be included when the film hits cinemas on October 28
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