David Longdon to release album with former Fairport Convention singer Judy Dyble
Big Big Train frontman David Longdon and former Fairport Convention vocalist Judy Dyble will release new album in September
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David Longdon to release album with former Fairport Convention singer Judy Dyble
Big Big Train frontman David Longdon and former Fairport Convention vocalist Judy Dyble will release new album in September
Mint Field dive deeper into psychedelia on new single Contingencia
Mexico City-based psych duo Estrella del Sol Sánchez and Sebastian Neyra share tripped-out visualiser for their new single Contingencia
John Lodge discusses new single In These Crazy Times
Moody Blues bassist John Lodge discusses his brand new single In These Crazy Times featuring Yes singer Jon Davison
Creeper forced to reschedule the God Can't Save Us UK tour
Creeper were due to head out on the road around the UK later this year, but with lockdown restrictions still in place, the shows will now take place in 2021
Metallica announce another wave of grants for COVID-19 relief
Metallica’s All Within My Hands foundation will share money with five organisations who are in need of financial support due to the pandemic
Napalm Death return with new album Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism
Napalm Death will release their new studio album Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism later this year - the follow-up to 2015’s Apex Predator – Easy Meat
Watch members of Ebonvivory and Teramaze cover Karnivool
Australian prog rockers team up in Band Together Project to cover Karnivool classic New Day
Elton John reschedules the remaining dates of his 2020 farewell tour
Elton John says he's heartbroken over decision to move 2020 tour dates back a year
Phil Collen: odds of Def Leppard and Motley Crue tour going ahead are "50/50"
Def Leppard guitarist Phil Collen says 2021 stadium tour will happen if "everyone does what they are supposed to do"
Kasabian issue statement after Tom Meighan pleads guilty to assaulting his ex fiancée
Kasabian say they had no choice but to ask Tom Meighan to leave the band: “Domestic violence and abuse of any kind is totally unacceptable”
Glass Ocean release lockdown video for Bolero
Australian prog quintet Glass Ocean will release debut album The Remnants Of Losing Yourself In Someone Else in August
Jethro Tull launch charity hand sanitiser
Jethro Tull launch hand sanitiser in the USA to aid Helping The Heroes
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This ye olde medieval version of Metallica’s Nothing Else Matters is next-level genius
YouTuber Algal the Bard gets medieval on Metallica’s ass
Monster Magnet’s Dave Wyndorf: My Life Story
An audience with Monster Magnet frontman and Lord High Priest Of Stoner Rock Dave Wyndorf
The Best Funko Pop! Rocks figures 2020: Collect your musical heroes
UPDATED Funko figures always make a great gift or personal treat – and rock and metal are well catered for in their Pop! Rocks range. Here are some of our favourites
Loudest Bluetooth speakers 2020: 8 of the best speakers capable of summoning the devil himself
Take your fingers out of your ears and listen up: here's a guide to the loudest Bluetooth speakers for all your hell-raising pleasure
Check out footage of Zack de la Rocha playing guitar with his very first band
Future Rage Against The Machine singer Zack de la Rocha tears it up on guitar at 1990 gig by his pre-fame band Hard Stance
10 things you didn’t know about Deftones’ White Pony
From screaming matches and self-mutilation to a cameo by a jail-dodging rock star, here are 10 things you didn’t know about Deftones’ epic third album White Pony
Krautrock, communism and chaos: the anarchic story of Can
Avant-garde Germans Can influenced everyone from Bowie to Mark E. Smith and beyond. Geoff Barton looks at their cult appeal and legacy
Led Zeppelin: how Celebration Day happened
On December 10, 2007, Led Zeppelin took to the stage at London’s O2 Arena for one night only. Jimmy Page explains how they got there
Wishbone Ash interview: "There was some dickishness on both sides"
After 50 years, 26 studio albums and a bitter legal battle, for Andy Powell keeping Wishbone Ash going “has been a personal quest. For me it’s almost become a religion”
How the greatest thrash band you’ve (probably) never heard made the comeback album of the decade
New Orleans’ Exhorder nailed groove metal before Pantera, only to disappear into obscurity. Nearly 30 years later, they returned with the album of their career
Some genius has covered Metallica’s Enter Sandman in the style of Iron Maiden
YouTube mad scientist Metal Börje fuses together two of the planet’s biggest bands, and the results are surprisingly excellent
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Ensiferum’s Thalassic is the sound of a band still gallantly riding on the wings of folk metal
Finnish folk metallers Ensiferum put fresh wind in their sails with new album Thalassic
Bell Witch And Aerial Ruin’s Stygian Bough Volume 1: where funereal doom and gothic folk collide
Funereal Seattleites Bell Witch renew a fertile partnership with old friend Aerial Ruins on new album Stygian Bough: Volume 1
Saudi Arabian black metallers Al-Namrood wage war from the shadows on new album Wala’at
Al-Namrood’s Wala’at album is the work of true black metal rebels
Vile Creature’s Glory, Glory! Apathy Took Helm!: sludge metal as you’ve never heard it before
Gender-defying Toronto duo Vile Creature undergo a furious reawakening on new album Glory, Glory! Apathy Took Helm!
Bury Tomorrow’s new album Cannibal proves they’re the kings of modern metalcore
Bury Tomorrow muscle to the front of the modern metalcore pack with new album Cannibal
Paul Weller's On Sunset: a musical magpie, refusing to stagnate
Songs from the Twilight Zone provide intrigue on Paul Weller's 15th solo album On Sunset
Sparks' new album A Steady Drip, Drip, Drip refines and amplifies their weirdness
Veteran avant-glam baroque-pop duo Sparks continue their autumnal resurgence on 24th album A Steady Drip, Drip, Drip
A.A. Williams’ Forever Blue: bleakness and beauty in one stunning debut album
Death gospel visionary A.A. Williams shows metal bands don’t have the monopoly on misery with debut album Forever Blue
Beyond The Black’s Horizon: symphonic metallers mix gloss and grit on new album
Germany’s Beyond The Black move away from their symphonic roots on Horizon with mixed results
Nick D'Virgilio - Invisible Review
Not yet ratedBig Big Train man serves up an unusual kind of “drummer record”.
Kansas - The Absence Of Presence Review
Not yet ratedThe enduring US pomp rockers have still got what it takes.