Black Sabbath honoured with engraved mirror of heavy metal bench
The mirror features at an art exhibition in Black Sabbath’s hometown of Birmingham
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Black Sabbath honoured with engraved mirror of heavy metal bench
The mirror features at an art exhibition in Black Sabbath’s hometown of Birmingham
Founding Nazareth guitarist Manny Charlton dead at 80
The death of Manny Charlton has been confirmed by Nazareth bassist Pete Agnew
Bring Me The Horizon release video for anthemic new single, Strangers
"So many people struggle daily and I wanted to stress that they're not in this alone," says vocalist Oli Sykes
Here's what Eddie Munson would sound like if he hadn't practiced Master of Puppets
This is what most of us would sound like when confronted with Vecna and his mates, not gonna lie
Stranger Things Eddie Munson actor Joseph Quinn reveals the song that would save him from Vecna
Quinn's choice might lose him a little metal cred, but it's an outright bop. Now, the internet are losing their minds over it
Machine Gun Kelly regrets "ridiculous" beef with Slipknot's Corey Taylor
MGK wishes he handled his squabble with Corey Taylor – which saw him describe Slipknot as a bunch of "50 year olds wearing weird f**king masks" – differently
Sweet Billy Pilgrim return with new single Skywriting
Sweet Billy Pilgrim to release Somapolis in November - it's their first album in four years
Queen + Adam Lambert announce Rhapsody Over London streaming event
The Rhapsody Over London concert film, shot at the O2 last year, will stream alongside a live Q&A with Brian May, Roger Taylor and Adam Lambert
Yee-haw! This is what Bring Me The Horizon's Drown would sound like as a country song
Bring Me Y'all Horizon, anyone?
Listen to The Anchoress' haunting version of Nirvana’s Pennyroyal Tea
The Anchoress issues limited edition single as a reaction to the overturning of Roe v Wade in the USA
Now James Hetfield's son has weighed in on the ‘rock is dead’ debate
Castor, the son of Metallica frontman James Hetfield, has offered his thoughts on Gene Simmons' "rock is dead" claim, saying rock shows are still a "real thing"
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The Steve Hillage albums you should definitely own
Guitarist and producer Steve Hillage is a true progressive visionary whose best albums cover a career as 70s prog hero and cult figure on the underground dance scene
How Joy Division's only hit was also their singer's epitaph
Apocalyptic and poignant, the meaning of Joy Divisions Love Will Tear Us Apart is open to interpretation, but its place amongst the great singles is unquestionable
The Sheepdogs: a story of indefatigable spirit and the love of rock'n'roll
The Sheepdogs are back, with a new album and a killer live set, and their Worst Of All Worlds days now just a bad, but fond, memory
10 punk songs every metalhead needs to know
Municipal Waste vocalist Tony Foresta picks out the ten punk songs that every metalhead should know
Every Pixies album ranked from worst to best
From Surfer Rosa to Beneath the Eyrie, we examine this Boston band's back catalogue like some sort of cool forensic scientist
David Bowie and the most influential three minutes and 55 seconds of UK TV ever
The full story behind David Bowie's 1972 performance of Starman on Top Of The Pops, a moment that changed the world of music forever
How Syd Barrett cast a spell that lasted throughout Pink Floyd's career
Pink Floyd are synonymous with Roger Waters and David Gilmour, but Syd Barrett remains the lost genius at the heart of the band
Jimi Hendrix and the story of the last great free music festival
On Independence Day 1970, Jimi Hendrix played one of the greatest shows of his career, at the Atlanta International Pop Festival. It was also the end of an era
Ayron Jones: when music is taken away, you realise you were taking it for granted
Seattle’s rising guitar star Ayron Jones on festivals, Jeff Beck and a budding love affair with France
Graham Nash on songwriting: you’ve got to keep it alive and pumped full of blood
Legendary singer-songwriter Graham Nash on balancing love and anger in his songs, and a project 60 years in the making
These are the 3 greatest Chester Bennington songs, according to his former bandmate
The greatest Chester Bennington performances, as picked by someone who knew him better than most
Shooting Daggers: the politically-charged hardcore band who will not be silenced
“We’re vegan, we’re feminist, we’re women, we’re queer, we’re political”: why Shooting Daggers are the hardcore band 2022 needs
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Scorpions: World Wide Live - Album Of The Week Club review
Recorded in The US, France and Germany, Scorpions' second live album World Wide Live showcased the band at their pyramid-building, fearsomely well-drilled peak
His Lordship: volatile punk’n’roll with amphetamine-eyed grunt
Post-pandemic rock’n’roll is alive and scorching, thanks to His Lordship's debut EP All Cranked Up
Shinedown paint a bleak, chilling picture of the future on Planet Zero
A concept album about social media, cancel culture, and growing toxic intolerance? Step right this way!
House Of Marley Redemption ANC 2 earbuds review
The latest product in House Of Marley’s growing range sees the audio firm take a step up
Yungblud’s Glastonbury set was another step to inevitable world domination
Doncaster’s most excitable rock star holds the world's biggest music festival in the palm of his hand
Elbow - Flying Dream 1: "rich with an honest warmth"
Not yet ratedElbow, Bury’s finest, test the waters of self-reinvention with ninth album, Flying Dream 1
Steely Dan: Can't Buy A Thrill - Album Of The Week Club review
Steely Dan's Can't Buy A Thrill was the debut album from two of music's great smart-asses, or as one reviewer puts it, "Yacht rock captained by two cranky eggheads"
Alestorm's Seventh Rum Of A Seventh Rum: "all the joyless enthusiasm of a dog licking its balls"
Disgraced UK pirate metallers Alestorm prove the joke is wearing thin for seventh album, Seventh Rum Of A Seventh Rum
Zola Jesus - Arkhon: "a feast of many flavours"
Not yet ratedDarkwave vocalist delivers stunning sixth album.
Arthur Brown - Long Long Road: "one of music's true greats"
Not yet rated80th birthday celebration from the progressive 60s’ last great voice
