Across The Universe a follow-up to 2013's All Your Life: A Tribute To The Beatles...
Iamthemorning singer Mariana Semkina will release her debut solo album Sleepwalking on February 14
Guitarist Scott Gorham thanks fans for supporting Thin Lizzy during the Rock Hall fan vote after band missed out on 2020 entry
Mark Morton releases video for his Ether EP track All I Had To Lose featuring Sons Of Texas frontman Mark Morales
Streams and sales of Rush’s back catalogue have soared dramatically in the US since the death of drummer Neil Peart last week
Live In The LBC and Diamonds in the Rough will be reissued later this year on digital platforms and vinyl - listen to previously unreleased track Set Me Free
Tangerine Dream’s 2020 lineup will release 11-track album to coincide with London’s Zeitraffer Exhibition - listen to 2014 version of Phaedra
Napalm Death will launch the 7-inch single next month to coincide with their UK and European tour
Exclusive 3Teeth share their new video for Metawar track Altær exclusively with Metal Hammer as they prepare for their UK and European tour
Best Of The Blessed will feature brand new versions of Powerwolf classics including festival anthem Resurrection by Erection
US prog rockers will headline the Saturday night at this year's event...
Green Day have unleashed a video for new single Oh Yeah! - the latest track to be released from new album Father Of All…
They are Slipknot. But what does that really mean in 2019? We're granted a tense but entertaining audience with metal’s most chaotic band
Iconic Beatle John Lennon's solo albums are full of timeless pop, but be prepared for avant-jazz, birdsong, politics and primal screaming too
German Death Metallers Deserted Fear count down their all time favourite tunes from the trail-blazing Swedes
The Rolling Stones’ secret weapon throughout their golden period looks back on his time with the band
As Beth Hart gears up for her UK tour, she divulges 10 of the hundreds of records that helped her along the way
Killing Joke vocalist Jaz Coleman joins us to talk classical music, the survival of mankind and why he's banned from politics
As 2020 kicks into gear, we give you a run-down of the essential bands you need to acquaint yourselves with this year
Forget The Dirt, Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman: music biopics used to be badly researched, badly scripted, badly acted and badly received
As The Mission gear up for The United European Party Tour, frontman and goth architect Wayne Hussey looks back over a long career in goth
Few musicians called a ‘legend’ really deserve the accolade. Even if being chief architect of The Band was all he’d ever done, singer-songwriter Robbie Robertson is one who does
Altamont was meant to be a celebration, but The Rolling Stones' set was the soundtrack to tragedy and chaos
Magnum's 21st studio album The Serpent Rings looks set to continue the band’s hard-won late-career revival
Steve Harris's British Lion are back with second album The Burning, and this time they're a band, not an album title
Even with remixed albums and live recordings, Pink Floyd's The Later Years box set isn't quite as thorough as it could have been
NWOBHM wildcats Tygers Of Pan Tang are on rabid form these days
Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins delivers impressive solo LP Get The Money
In two deluxe editions, this Marillion 1995 gem sees the light of day once more
The Rolling Stones’ 60s high-water mark Let It Bleed, now in a multi-format package with extras
Mostly a sparkling continuation of Jeff Lynne’s return to form on From Out Of Nowhere
Neil Young and the old posse saddle up in some style on Colorado
Oslo’s second-wave black metal forefathers, Mayhem, are still defining the state of the art
A welcome return to space for Hawkwind as it's All Aboard The Skylark
