Foo Fighters push back European tour to 2022
Foo Fighters are the latest band to have announced rescheduled dates for their European tour
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Foo Fighters push back European tour to 2022
Foo Fighters are the latest band to have announced rescheduled dates for their European tour
Alice Cooper has released a lullaby album for babies
For all the girls and boys makin’ all that noise, Alice Cooper has released an album to soothe troubled tots
Gojira’s Joe and Mario Duplantier to guest on special Earth Day World Metal Congress discussion
Gojira’s Duplantier brothers share their wisdom on the latest World Metal Congress webisode, airing on April 20
Kittie prove they are finally cool again with a heavy AF collab with We Are Pigs
Morgan Lander of Kittie gets together with We Are Pigs for brutal new single Moot
Watch Rush’s Geddy Lee and his mum in trailer for Dave Grohl’s From Cradle To Stage TV show
Rush frontman Geddy Lee and RATM guitarist Tom Morello among rock stars featured in Dave and Virginia Grohl’s new documentary series From Cradle To Stage
Morrissey attacks ‘hurtful, racist’ The Simpsons following Panic On The Streets of Springfield episode
Morrissey is sad after The Simpsons shows Lisa Simpson befriending unhappy British indie singer, Quilloughby
Cannibal Corpse’s George ‘Corpsegrinder’ Fisher on Jon Schaffer: “Wow, dude what are you thinking?”
As if facing jail time wasn’t enough, Iced Earth guitarist Jon Schaffer has shocked death metal legend and all round great dude George ‘Corpsegrinder’ Fisher
New US prog/fusion quartet Gnarbot release video for new single Blammo
Philadelphia prog/fusion outfit Gnarbot will release their new album Origin this November
Nick D'Virgilio releases video teaser for live stream event for May
Big Big Train drummer Nick D'Virgilio will perform his latest solo album Invisible online in May
It's chaos in the kitchen as Toyah and Robert Fripp decimate The Stones' Satisfaction
Toyah's torso is daubed in paint as the latest Sunday Lockdown Lunch performance with Robert Fripp features (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction by the Rolling Stones
Tacoma Narrows Bridge Disaster stream new single Machinations
UK post-rock/prog quartet Tacoma Narrows Bridge Disaster will release new album The World Inside later this year
Maynard James Keenan: “There are so many things we can do in a livestream that you can’t do in a live gig”
Why Puscifer’s Maynard James Keenan thinks livestreams won’t got away when the world returns to normal
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Rammstein's maddest merch ranked in order of WTF!?!-ness
Toasters? Disembodied heads? Sex toys?! Step into the weird world of Rammstein merch. Mein Gott!
The Doors' Love Her Madly - the story behind the song
Robby Krieger reveals how he came to write The Doors' Love Her Madly, how Jim Morisson loved it, and how their producer didn't
Tracks of the Week: new music from Myles Kennedy, The Struts, Royal Blood and more
Our Tracks of the Week: eight more prime examples of why rock clearly isn't dead, Mr Simmons
Vote for the greatest metal cover song ever
We want your help to decide metal’s all-time greatest cover version once and for all
“We were bored of doing things the same old way". How Rush made Signals
After the massive success of Moving Pictures, Rush had the world at their feet. So the ever-contrary Canadians turned to new technology for 1982's Signals...
Drugs, guns, and the tragic death of Mountain's Felix Pappalardi
The combination of drugs, guns and a troubled wife meant things wouldn’t end well for the Mountain bassist. Here, insiders and eye-witnesses remember his murder trial
Why I ❤️ The Beatles' White Album, by Wolfmother's Andrew Stockdale
Wolfmother guitarist and singer Andrew Stockdale on The White Album, a Beatles record that scared him to death as a kid and inspires him as an adult
When mellow was king: Ozark Mountain Daredevils and the saga of Jackie Blue
Missouri hillbillies the Ozark Mountain Daredevils look back to the mellow times when country rock ruled the US airwaves and Jackie Blue became a radio classic
At war, unravelling and flying high: how Black Sabbath made Sabotage
Black Sabbath created Sabotage with their backs to the wall, yet it was a masterpiece, fearlessly experimental and adding added yet another dimension to their music
An epic interview with George ‘Corpsegrinder’ Fisher, a hero for our times
Stuffed toys, claw machines and Cher – Cannibal Corpse frontman George ‘Corpsegrinder’ Fisher is winning at life
Svalbard’s Serena Cherry: “Metal’s not a utopia. If your face doesn’t fit, it’s hard to get attention”
The gospel according to Svalbard/Noctule frontwoman Serena Cherry
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Liquid Tension Experiment - LTE3 Review
Not yet ratedThe gang’s back together: Mike Portnoy, John Petrucci, Jordan Rudess and Tony Levin reunite the dream team for LTE’s first new album of instrumental prog genius in 22 years.
Motorpsycho set the dials to ‘rocking’ on Kingdom Of Oblivion
Cult Norwegian psych-heads Motorpsycho release their 25th album Kingdom Of Oblivion. Or maybe it's their 27th
The Vintage Caravan wield immense, primal riffs on the aptly titled Monuments
Out now: behold the glory of the riff on Icelandic trio The Vintage Caravan's fifth album Monuments
Jethro Tull embraced the zeitgeist on A. How does it stack up 40 years on?
Out today: Jethro Tull's A - one original album lovingly expanded to three CDs and three DVDs
Finding Wildflowers is a mellow snapshot of a maturing Tom Petty
Tom Petty's Finding Wildflowers (Alternate Versions) is a bouquet picked of versions which strayed from the path
Greta Van Fleet come into their own during The Battle At Garden's Gate
Out now: Much-hyped Michigan siblings Greta Van Fleet diversify successfully on second album The Battle At Garden's Gate
Devil Sold His Soul’s new album Loss is a cinematic triumph over turmoil
Cinematic post-hardcore heroes Devil Sold His Soul put a turbulent decade behind them on new album Loss
While She Sleeps’ Sleeps Society is a beacon of hope in troubled times
While She Sleeps tweak the formula with impressive results on new album Sleeps Society
Audio-Technica AT-LP3 review
Updated The more affordable cousin of Audio-Technica's award-winning AT-LP5 turntable is a true automatic for the people
Pro-Ject Essential III review
Updated The Austrian manufacturer’s third generation of its award-winning budget turntable series. But is it still essential?
Cannibal Corpse’s Violence Unimagined: death metal legends gouge out a new classic
They may have been around since the dawn of time, but Cannibal Corpse’s new album Violence Unimagined is perilously addictive
