Turkish/French proggers Asia Minor have 1979 debut album reissued
Asia Minor's 1979 debut album Crossing The Line is reissued on vinyl and CD
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Turkish/French proggers Asia Minor have 1979 debut album reissued
Asia Minor's 1979 debut album Crossing The Line is reissued on vinyl and CD
More names added to the LA Taylor Hawkins tribute concert
The second concert dedicated to late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins will take place on Tuesday - and more artists have been added to the bill
Watch Tony Iommi react to finding out Ozzy's new track Degradation Rules is about masturbation
Tony Iommi didn't know Ozzy Osbourne's new track Degradation Rules was about masturbation, despite playing on it
Kitten Pyramid to release new album Kiddo in December
Experimental UK pop proggers Kitten Pyramid will also release a short film of the sane name
Omega Point announce their first live gig
Welsh prog rockers announce Welcome To The Now live event for November 19
Watch this guitar hero duet Metallica's One with an adorable sausage dog
We wish this really was how Metallica's One was recorded, but alas, there are no album credits listed to a dachshund on ...And Justice for All
Gordon Giltrap announces new album Scattered Chapters
Guitarist and composer Gordon Giltrap teams up with keyboard player Paul Ward for new album
Sleep Token announce 2023 UK tour
One of metal's most mysterious young bands will be headlining their biggest venues yet
Nine Inch Nails reunite with original member Richard Patrick for surprise Filter cover
Watch Nine Inch Nail cover Filter’s Hey Man, Nice Shot with ex-members Richard Patrick, Danny Lohner, Charlie Clouser and Chris Vrenna
Roger Waters shows in Poland cancelled over Ukraine stance
Roger Waters' open latter blaming Ukrainian Nationalists for the current invasion sparks fury in Poland
Watch Elton John play Tiny Dancer for Joe Biden at the White House
Sir Elton was at the White House to be presented with the National Humanities Medal for his work combatting the AIDS epidemic
Rolling Stones release two videos for Have You Seen Your Mother and one is pure chaos
The two videos for Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow? – one shot at the Royal Albert Hall – are released officially online for the first time
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Why the failure of Stray Dog is one of the rock world’s biggest conundrums
Greg Lake loved then. They had one of the greatest opening track on any album, ever. Their guitarist is a hugely successful TV composers. So why did Stray Dog fail?
How a new singer and producer helped Skid Row rediscover their fire
Skid Row guitarist Dave ‘Snake’ Sabo on upcoming album The Gang’s All Here, their first with new singer Erik Grönwall
"He went down like a tipped cow": what happened when Vince Neil punched Izzy Stradlin
A feud between Motley Crue and Guns N' Roses came to a head at the MTV Awards in 1989, and it still hasn't been resolved
Death, floods and therapy: how Parkway Drive found their way out of the darkness
Parkway Drive have spent the last few years living their own Some Kind Of Monster-style nightmare. Now they’re looking for the light at the end of the tunnel
Hair plugs, cancel culture and the song he refused to play on: the confessions of Anthrax’s Scott Ian
“Having Meat Loaf as a father-in-law was fantastic”: you ask the questions, Anthrax riff king Scott Ian answers them
"It’s my mom trying to hand me to Ronald McDonald": why Rob Zombie really f**king hates clowns
Ever wondered why clowns are such a big feature of Rob Zombie's world? One strange anecdote revealed all
The life, music and troubled times of Status Quo's Alan Lancaster
A look back at the career of late Status Quo bassist Alan Lancaster, who co-founded the band that became an institution
Tracks of the Week: new music from The Hot Damn!, Weezer and more
This week's brightest rock baubles also include Ugly Kid Joe, Massive Wagons, Ginger Wildheart & The Sinners and more
Monsters, Metallica and Keith Moon: meet Eddie Munson actor Joseph Quinn
Stranger Things' Eddie Munson actor Joseph Quinn talks heavy metal, guitar heroes and why Dave Grohl should write a Corroded Coffin EP
Watch the classic heartwarming moment David Draiman made one Disturbed fan's year
Nice guy Davey Draiman struck in style when he noticed a disabled fan in the front row who had a limited view at a Disturbed gig in Auckland
Riverside's Mariusz Duda reveals the story behind his 'lockdown trilogy' of solo albums
In 2021, Riverside's Mariusz Duda looked inwards to release Claustrophobic Universe - the second of his lockdown trilogy. He discusses the Vangelis and Tangerine Dream tapes that inspired his minimalist electronic instrumentals
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Autopsy’s Morbidity Triumphant: gore-metal godfathers are still sick after all these years
Album review: death metal sickos Autopsy keep the bad taste flag flying on new album Morbidity Triumphant
Dio: Dreamers Never Die is the documentary Ronnie James Dio deserves
Review: Illuminating, funny and occasionally brutally honest, Dio: Dreamers Never Die is an insightful portrait of one of metal’s most beloved figures
Joe Satriani: Surfing With The Alien - Album Of The Week Club review
Joe Satriani's Surfing With The Alien was the album that made his name and took shredding to the masses
Another Motorhead album celebrates its 40th birthday, and it's quite the party
Three Amigos’ farewell sumptuously re-packaged with added demos, booklet and essential previously unreleased live set
Billy Idol's The Cage is compact, catchy, precision-tooled pop-rock
Stanmore’s finest Billy Idol gets his motor running on his second EP in a year, The Cage
Troy Redfern continues breakneck creative pace on The Wings Of Salvation
The Wings Of Salvation is Hertfordshire bluesman Troy Redfern's sixth album in two years
Dr. John is in tip-top form on posthumous album Things Happen That Way
Dr John raves from the grave on star-studded album Things Happen That Way, completed after his death
Steve Howe pays tribute to late son Virgil on lovingly rendered Lunar Mist
Lunar Mist finds Yes guitarist Steve Howe presenting a fresh set of instrumentals written by his late son Virgil
Nikki Lane chronicles youthful follies on defiant Denim And Diamonds album
Country music's Nikki Lane is alive, kicking and rockier than before on Josh Homme-produced fourth album Denim And Diamonds
Rise by The Rasmus is not the fightback album against covid you were looking for
The jarring Rise is the tenth album from metallic Finnish Eurovision also-rans The Rasmus
If Britain is going to hell in a handcart then Kid Kapichi are the soundtrack
Here's What You Could Have Won is a series of potent rants from Kid Kapichi, Hastings’ four angriest young men
