Tour the world with Freddie Mercury as Queen launch first mobile game
Queen: Rock Tour promises players "no masks, no social distancing, just the good old fashioned live experience"
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Tour the world with Freddie Mercury as Queen launch first mobile game
Queen: Rock Tour promises players "no masks, no social distancing, just the good old fashioned live experience"
New Frank Zappa book spotlights his Scandinavian exploits
Frank Zappa - The Nordic Stories collates fan memories from Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland
Yes release new live clip of Owner Of A Lonely Heart
Prog legends Yes detail limited edition vinyl version of upcoming Union 30 Live
Bruit ≤ announce debut album with video for new single Renaissance
French post-rockers Bruit ≤ will release their debut album The Machine Is Burning And Now Everyone Knows It Could Happen Again in April
Anna Phoebe covers Roxy Music, Bowie and more on new EP
Jethro Tull and Roxy Music live violinist Anna Phoebe will release six-track EP Icons in March
Yes release live clip of Roundabout and announce new massive Union live box set
Yes to release massive 30-disc limited edition deluxe box set Union 30 Live in May
Mogwai celebrate first ever No. 1 album with As The Love Continues
Scottish post-rockers Mogwai hit the top spot with new album As The Love Continues
Wheel stream brand new single Fugue
Finnish prog metallers Wheel will release their second album Resident Human in March
Marilyn Manson faces new abuse accusations from former partner, who says she is speaking to the FBI
“Brian Warner is the most terrifying person I've ever met in my life – he’s evil,” says Marilyn Manson’s ex-partner Bianca Allaine
Richard Barbieri releases artful video for atmospheric Flare 2
Japan/Porcupine Tree keyboard player releases new solo album Under A Spell today
How Eddie Van Halen taught Yngwie Malmsteen not to give a f**k
Swedish shredder Yngwie Malmsteen salutes the liberating genius of the late, great Eddie Van Halen
Anneke van Giersbergen gets behind the wheel in new video for I Saw A Car
Dutch progger Anneke van Giersbergen will release new album The Darkest Skies Are The Brightest in February
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Tracks of the Week: new music from The Dust Coda, The Datsuns and more
Eight marvellous musical monsters emerging from rock'n'roll's magnificent murk
Why I ❤️ Slipknot, by Rick Astley
“When I’m in my room thrashing about on my drum kit, Duality is one of the tracks I like to play,” says Rick Astley of his metalcrush on Slipknot
Brunhilde: "We want to provoke!"
Meet the German punk-metal sensations who've already dented the charts and are intent on confounding your expectations
Why I ❤️ Experience Hendrix – The Best Of Jimi Hendrix, by Paul Rodgers
Paul Rodgers, once of Free and Bad Company and subsequent solo star, on the Jimi Hendrix compilation that's "something special"
The 10 best Beatles songs written by George Harrison
George Harrison might have been the quiet one, but here are 10 songs that highlight his profound contribution to The Beatles
The rise of the Walker Brothers and the terrifying reality of pop mania
For a short period in the 60s, the Walker Brothers were bigger than The Beatles, idolised and frantically mobbed by hysterical screaming girl fans – but their main singer hated it
Serj Tankian: “I don’t like the word ‘God’ – it’s been abused throughout the centuries”
Serj Tankian on his return to rock with his new EP, his brilliant new documentary and his relationship with System Of A Down
Leprous perform Malina and Pitfalls live
Our review of Norwegian proggers Leprous' latest live streams for Malina and Pitfalls
The story of Twelfth Night's Fact And Fiction
Reading prog rockers Twelfth Night were the first of the 80s proggers to release their debut studio album
Conjurer: “We’ve been so f**ked off with the state of everything”
Brit metal malcontents Conjurer check in from the studio as they work on “vile and disgusting” second album
Brian ‘Head’ Welch: “Korn inspired some big bands and some crappy bands”
The world according to Korn and Love And Death guitarist Brian ‘Head’ Welch
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Be-Bop Deluxe's Drastic Plastic expanded but still elegant
Drastic Plastic was Be-Bop Deluxe's swansong album before Bill Nelson moved on, and its consistency masked an inner turmoil
The Black Crowes celebrate 30 years of Shake Your Money Maker in deluxe style
The Black Crowes' classic debut album Shake Your Money Maker, boxed, now with previously unreleased material
Steve Lukather plays it safe on I Found The Sun Again
On Steve Lukather's I Found The Sun Again the 60s and 70s influence a surprisingly safe record, despite the dynamic personnel involved
Alice Cooper's Detroit Stories is his most concise bolt of precision-tooled heavy rock in 50 years
Fifty years since Love It To Death, Alice Cooper revisits his birth city and forges a late-life classic with Detroit Stories
Lee Kerslake's Eleventeen is a poignant, welcome reminder of his skills
Eleventeen by Lee Kerslake is a fitting farewell from the former Ozzy and Uriah Heep drummer
The Alarm's War: recorded in isolation but bursting with heart
War (that's Raw in reverse, spelling fans) is The Alarm's rapid response to modern life
Architects’ For Those That Wish To Exist: modern metal with the grandest of ambitions
Modern metal heroes Architects continue their upward swing with new album For Those That Wish To Exist
Melvins’ Working With God: more sonic insanity from rock’s kings of absurdism
Surf rock, twisted pop, unhinged doo wop – it’s business as usual in the demented world of Melvins
Epica’s Omega is a glorious hymn to symphonic metal excess
Can you have too much of a good thing? Not if you’re Epica, you can’t
Moonspell’s Hermitage: where goth metal meets Pink Floyd
Gothic metal standard bearers Moonspell turn up the progressive dial on new album Hermitage
