
God Is An Astronaut drop new live video for From Dust To The Beyond
Irish post-rock quartet God Is An Astronaut announce 20th Anniversary Live Studio Album The Beginning Of The End
Irish post-rock quartet God Is An Astronaut announce 20th Anniversary Live Studio Album The Beginning Of The End
Nu-metal dons Korn release a live performance of Worst Is On Its Way as a single with a visually stunning video, recorded at their Requiem Mass
A new preview clip of the upcoming Neil Bogart biopic features a 'Kiss' live show
Fans can get the chance to win their own private Jon Gomm concert too
Shoegaze/grunge duo Softcult have shared a hazy cover of Nirvana's Been A Son and we can't get enough
Canadian post-hardcore heroes Alexisonfire have dropped a new track, Sans Soleil, from their upcoming Otherness album
Arthur Brown will release a brand new album, Long Long Road, on his 80th birthday in June
Irish rockers The Answer schedule comeback show for December with new album to follow in 2023
Alanis Morissette's meditation album The Storm Before The Calm will be available via streaming platforms and mental health app Calm
Pearl Jam have cancelled the remaining dates of their 2022 spring tour after Matt Cameron and Jeff Ament test positive for the virus
On September 26, 1992, Nirvana's Kurt Cobain, America's most reluctant new rock star, joined Mudhoney onstage purely for shits and giggles
Primus frontman Les Claypool recalls auditioning for the role of Metallica's new bassist following the tragic death of Cliff Burton
We put Killswitch Engage’s Adam D and Jesse Leach in a room with Employed To Serve’s Justine Jones and a tape recorder. This is what happened
“He even came up with a character,” says GWAR frontman Blöthar of the time a pre-Nirvana Dave Grohl almost joined the infamous metal band
There’s a sneaky reference to Fish-era Marillion in hit Apple TV+ show Slow Horses that only hardcore fans of the prog icons will get
From '80s pop to universe-expanding prog, these 10 records shaped Coheed And Cambria frontman Claudio Sanchez
Throw in British op-art, Balinese art, Czech nouveau art and the cinematic visions of Stanley Kubrick, and you've got yourself a classic
Glenn Hughes and Joe Bonamassa discuss their careers, wonder why rock’s future will suffer from a lack of small venues, and mention something about a new Black Country Communion album
Lynyrd Skynyrd's 1975 hit Saturday Night Special belied the band's pistol-packin’ image, but things were never quite that black and white
From Mafia finales to Arnold Schwarzenegger: the brilliant and often bizarre and afterlife of Journey’s Don't Stop Believin'
Anthony Vincent covering Queen's Another One Bites The Dust in the style of Chris Cornell is like something unearthed from the Seattle legend's vaults
Metallica might have become the biggest metal band in the world, but that didn't stop them trolling the execs at MTV
Post-Black Flag, Henry Rollins became the master of his own destiny, and produced a formidable body of work
Alpine wants to keep the music levels safe, but do their earplugs deliver?
The famous guitar brand wants to help you look after your ears on a shoestring budget
London duo Bob Vylan showed why they're one of the most exciting young British bands in rock right now
Jeff Buckley's Grace: the ultimate example of an album that's passed into legend as much for what might have been as for what is was?
Gavin Harrison puts his stamp on PT’s early catalogue.
Old favourites The Pineapple Thief get a whole new lease of life on non-standard collection Give It Back
Cooking up a storm, Ohio blues-rockers The Black Keys go back to basics on Dropout Boogie
Finally, a cult worth joining: Church Of The Cosmic Skull and their life-affirming fourth album There Is No Time
Expanded 1981 live album Toyah! Toyah! Toyah! captures the end of Toyah’s punk-lite phase
Graham Bonnet shows he’s still got his Marbles on Day Out In Nowhere
Made during Thin Lizzy downtime, Phil Lynott's Solo In Soho album was less of a busman's holiday than a true break from the dayjob