The Datsuns: out of hibernation and into the "horrifying" world of social media By Hannah May Kilroy Kiwi rockers The Datsuns on the demons, psychedelia and “word salads” behind Eye To Eye, their first album in seven years
'Got any Puddle Of Mudd?' Why 00s rock clubs ruled By Hannah May Kilroy Rock and metal clubs were once a haven for local greebos looking for a place to mosh the night away – and while many haven't survived the last 10 years, their legacies are far from forgotten
“Sometimes you just need rock’n’roll to save you”: Neurosis' Steve Von Till picks his top tracks By Hannah May Kilroy Neurosis guitarist and co-vocalist Steve Von Till gives us a glimpse inside his record collection
Skindred's Benji Webb: "punk rock was born in Newport" By Hannah May Kilroy Skindred frontman Benji Webbe on loving vinyl, coping with lockdown, the Pope’s bling, and not wearing a feather boa to go to Asda
Alice In Chains’ Jerry Cantrell finishes work on new solo album By Hannah May Kilroy Alice In Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell has completed his first solo album in nearly 20 years
Watch Blackmore’s Night discuss new album Nature’s Light By Hannah May Kilroy Exclusive Richie Blackmore and Candice Night discuss their new album Nature’s Light in exclusive video interview
Blackberry Smoke's Charlie Starr: The soundtrack of my life By Hannah May Kilroy Blackberry Smoke’s Charlie Starr picks his records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and reveals a song so powerful it makes him well up
Nu-metal lovers rejoice! Love And Death revive memories of parachute pants on Perfectly Preserved By Hannah May Kilroy Love And Death's Perfectly Preserved is a polished lesson in melodic alt.metal
Clutch's mood-enhancing back catalogue thrills on Weathermaker Vault Series Vol. I By Hannah May Kilroy Clutch's Weathermaker Vault Series album of re-recordings, covers and previously digital-only singles is more than just a stopgap
Black Stone Cherry: "We had to fight for our integrity, stand up for our sound" By Hannah May Kilroy They’ve rejuvenated southern rock, enjoyed huge successes and crippling disappointment, weathered internal storms and survived. This is the story of Black Stone Cherry... so far
Rob Halford: why I love Away In A Manger, and other Christmas songs By Hannah May Kilroy Metal God Rob Halford has released a new Christmas album, Celestial, and it might be just the thing the world needs
Meet the women redefining what it is to be metal By Hannah May Kilroy We talk to Chelsea Wolfe, Louise Lemón and AA Williams about what they have in common, what they don't, and what they really think about that 'death gospel' tag
Why aren't Rotting Christ the biggest band in extreme metal? By Hannah May Kilroy Their incredible albums have helped define black metal across three decades, and their legacy is only growing. Is The Heretics the record that's finally brought Rotting Christ to the masses?
Alter Bridge – Live At The Royal Albert Hall album review By Hannah May Kilroy US arena rock heroes give themselves an orchestral makeover
Welshly Arms - No Place Is Home album review By Hannah May Kilroy Radio-friendly pop-rock with the charts in its sights from Welshy Arms
Orange Goblin - The Wolf Bites Back album reviewed By Hannah May Kilroy Doom rockers Orange Goblin give their sound added bite on their riffy, riveting ninth album
Robert John Godfrey returns to take The Enid forward By Hannah May Kilroy The Enid release statement announcing Robert John Godfrey's return to front the band.
Black Stone Cherry - Family Tree album review By Hannah May Kilroy Are the Southern-fried Kentucky rockers poised to take Skynyrd’s crown?
Sammal premiere Ylistys ja kumarrus video with Prog By Hannah May Kilroy Rustic Finnish proggers Sammal premiere their music video for Ylistys ja kumarrus from their new album Suuliekki with Prog.
Arcane Roots to play Space Rocks By Hannah May Kilroy Arcane Roots will play an exclusive synth set at the inaugural Space Rocks in London this April, completing the live music line-up alongside Charlotte Hatherley & Lonely Robot.
Myles Kennedy - Year Of The Tiger album review By Hannah May Kilroy Alter Bridge frontman sings the blues
Steel Panther at Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London - live review By Hannah May Kilroy LA glambusters stand firm in a post-Weinstein world
New Issue Of Prog On Sale Today By Hannah May Kilroy Prog 85 features Jethro Tull, The Moody Blues, Tony Banks, Roxy Music, Kino and more...
W.A.S.P. - Reidolized album review By Hannah May Kilroy The songs remain the same, but not the performances
A farewell to kings: How women are rejuvenating prog rock By Hannah May Kilroy Traditionally viewed as a male-dominated genre it seems that there are more women in prog than ever. But how are they accepted, who are the key role models and what does it mean for the music?
