Latest articles by Fraser Lewry
"Splat! explores the end of humanity not in any crude apocalyptic sense but as a metamorphosis beyond physical existence"
It's confusing
Eight songs you need to hear right now, from The Gulps, Girl Tones, These Wicked Rivers and more
Rush are preparing 38 songs for their Fifty Something tour, which begins next month
Iron Maiden's highly anticipated Eddfest event will take place in July - and the band are on the cover of the new issue of Classic Rock
The Alarm's Transformation was originally scheduled for release in 2025, but was put on hold in the wake of frontman Mike Peters' death
Sebastian Bach and Jay Jay French are interviewed in the new issue of Classic Rock, out today
Come This Madness is Europe's first album in nine years – new single One On One stars Fargo and The Big Lebowski actor Peter Stormare
With a number one single under their belt, Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel booked their biggest headline show – it did not go according to plan
Megadeth gave a debut to Ride The Lightning at the Movistar Arena in Bogota, Colombia
Journey's Stagecoach set was canned by organisers when the festival site was evacuated due to extreme winds
Eight songs you need to hear right now, from Foo Fighters, Airbourne, All Them Witches and more
Buying guide The Black Crowes may have been born out of time, but their best albums – a fusion of southern rock, gospel, blues and fiery rock'n'roll – are timeless
Grace Bowers now plans to make music for her own generation
In 2002 Andrew W.K. was interviewed on New Zealand TV series Space. It did not go according to plan
Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul will open in US cinemas on June 17
Watch Gregg Allman perform Don't Mess Up A Good Thing and Midnight Rider on Cher's TV show, just weeks before their wedding
Buying guide Selling 50 million-plus records over more than five decades, Styx are the kings of pomp rock
Dave Mason and Steve Winwood founded Traffic in 1967 alongside Jim Capaldi and Chris Wood
Dave Mason worked with Traffic, Jimi Hendrix, George Harrison, Delaney and Bonnie, Derek and the Dominos, Mama Cass, Fleetwood Mac and many more in a sixty-year career
In 1994 Aerosmith did something no other major band had ever done, and gave the world a glimpse of what was to come
It's god's work, but someone has to do it
Eight songs you need to hear right now, from Skindred, The Karma Effect, Billy Talent and more
