The 50 Greatest AOR Albums Of All Time By Dave Ling, Jon Hotten, Sian Llewellyn, Paul Elliott published 1 May 19 From big hitters like Journey, Boston and Foreigner to the lesser known lights of AOR, these are the 50 albums that truly sparkle
The Trans-Siberian Orchestra's Paul O'Neill: my favourite Prog bands By Dave Ling published 5 April 19 In 2016, the late producer and Trans-Siberian Orchestra founder Paul O'Neill told us about his favourite Prog acts
The 10 best songs by Southern Rock legends Molly Hatchet By Dave Ling published 12 March 19 10 southern standards from Jacksonville, Florida's second-most famous sons, Molly Hatchet
Introducing Prog Limelight Artist Abraham Music Project By Dave Ling published 6 March 19 Mysterious musician marries AOR and prog in fine fashion...
Tony Iommi: the gospel according to The Dark Lord By Dave Ling published 19 February 19 Heavy metal’s founding father looks back on what life has taught him
10 essential symphonic metal albums By Dave Ling published 4 February 19 Epic albums that brought symphonic power into the metal world
Judas Priest: the story behind Living After Midnight By Dave Ling published 22 January 19 How John Lennon accidentally inspired a metal classic that sounded like “Clint Eastwood clutching a condom”
Steve Perry - Traces album review By Dave Ling published 5 October 18 An unexpected journey: Steve Perry, the voice of AOR, grows old gracefully
Steve Perry's track-by-track guide to new album Traces By Dave Ling published 4 October 18 Former Journey Singer Steve Perry gives us the low-down on the songs from Traces, his first album in 24 years
Paul Samson: NWOBHM's lost star By Dave Ling published 9 August 18 Samson had critically acclaimed albums under their belt and a future superstar out front, but fate conspired against them. Dave Ling remembers the man who leant the band his name, Paul Samson
The Story Behind The Song: Heat Of The Moment by Asia By Dave Ling published 5 August 18 By the early 80s, in the wake of new wave and disco fever, supergroup Asia coined a pared-down version of the prog-rock sound
Redemption – Long Night's Journey Into Day album review By Dave Ling published 25 July 18 West Coast prog metallers Redemption seize victory from jaws of defeat with Long Night's Journey Into Day
Lizzy Borden – My Midnight Things album review By Dave Ling published 13 June 18 The Californian shock rock master Lizzy Borden returns in style with My Midnight Things
The 13 best Status Quo songs from 1971-1981 By Dave Ling published 28 May 18 Warning: headbanging to these songs could result in serious injury
Angelus Apatrida – Cabaret De La Guillotine album review By Dave Ling published 2 May 18 Spanish thrashers Angelus Apatrida take on the US troops at their own game
Interview: Kip Winger looks back at In The Heart Of The Young By Dave Ling published 20 March 18 Winger's mainman looks back at 1990's In the Heart of the Young, an album released with the odds stacked against it
The best Melodic Rock you can buy this month By Dave Ling published 7 March 18 Not yet rated Dave Ling on the latest releases from W.E.T, BulletBoys, Signal Red, P.A.L. and No Hot Ashes
Galahad - Seas Of Change album review By Dave Ling published 21 February 18 Not yet rated The UK veterans Galahad return to neo-prog in style
Gary Holton - The Rock And Roll Man review By Dave Ling published 3 February 18 Portrait of the man who paid the price for living too fast
The Lemon Twigs/Flyte at The Forum, London - live review By Dave Ling published 2 February 18 Not yet rated Two brothers, one band to look out for
Fish at Islington Assembly Hall, London - live review By Dave Ling published 2 February 18 Not yet rated The former Marillion singer revisits one of their classic albums as his retirement looms
Down ‘N’ Outz - The Further Live Adventures Of… album review By Dave Ling published 1 February 18 Joe Elliott takes his Mott homage out onto the stage
The best Melodic Rock you can buy this month By Dave Ling published 1 February 18 Not yet rated Dave Ling on the latest releases from Ammunition, Blood Red Saints, Tony Mills, The Poodles and Prayer
Is Alec Byrne's archive the greatest rock photography discovery ever? By Dave Ling published 23 January 18 Photographer Alec Byrne's astonishing forgotten archive has been resurrected for a new book and exhibition
Malcolm Young: January 6, 1953 – November 18, 2017 By Dave Ling published 1 January 18 Straight-talking, down-to-earth, no-nonsense, determined, hugely talented, he was the engine that powered and steered AC/DC to successes beyond their wildest dreams
