Latest articles by Emma Johnston
Marc Roberty - Led Zeppelin Day By Day book review
Coffee-table history of Led Zeppelin’s life on the road.
Faith No More - Reissues album review
Not yet ratedBonus tracks galore as Christmas comes early for Faith No More fans
Omar Rodriguez-Lopez - Sworn Virgins album review
Not yet ratedUneasy listening from a Mars Volta man returning to his roots
Your Favourite Enemies - Between Illness And Migration Sessions album review
Canadian post-rockers mix things up in Tokyo with an all-new refresh of their 2013 album
Descendents - Hypercaffium Spazzinate album review
First album in 12 years from pop-punk kings Descendents
Why Biffy Clyro got naked for their new album cover
Biffy Clyro bassist James Johnston reveals all on new album Ellipsis, their year off and the road to Reading and Leeds festivals
Tony Wright - Tony Wright album review
Terrorvision frontman joins the Pledgemusic revolution.
The A-Z guide to Biffy Clyro
Your definitive alphabetic guide to Scotland's hairiest trio, Biffy Clyro
Ex-Oceansize man Mike Vennart on making laptop music with British Theatre
They tour with one of the UK’s biggest rock bands, but behind the scenes, ex-Oceansize duo British Theatre are making huge sonic leaps with their new take on electronic music.
My Morning Jacket - It Still Moves (Deluxe Edition) album review
Mournful Americana-mongers give their breakthrough album some spit and polish.
Alt.Rock Round-up: July 2016
Not yet ratedEmma Johnston on new releases from Nothing, The Joy Formidable, Future Of The Left, Broncho and Mogwai
Welcome Back: Augustines – snapping at the heels of prime-era U2
From LA to Devon, a world of experience is giving new Life to New York's battle-hardened buskin' boys.
Nick Soulsby: Cobain On Cobain: Interviews And Encounters
The Nirvana frontman’s back pages collected.
Dan Patlansky: Introvertigo
The South African serves up another great platter of blues with bite.
The Bonnevilles: Arrow Pierce My Heart
Northern Irish duo take their blues back to the garage.
Joe Bonamassa takes to the sea!
Guitar hero Joe Bonamassa and his all-star friends set sail for Mexico in the name of charity for the Keeping The Blues Alive At Sea II cruise.
Issue 28 of The Blues, on sale now
Including the the tragic tale of Free's Paul Kossoff
