Hannah May Kilroy

Ten years, four albums and some huge changes on from their breakout debut, Blues Pills have ditched the self-imposed constraints

They may be rooted in the heavier end of the spectrum – but they deliver elaborate concepts, glorious artwork and mind-boggling musicianship. Mastermind John Baizley explains an MO developed via Camel, Mahavishnu Orchestra and others

Witch Club Satan are powered by female rage and are rewriting the black metal rulebook

With their third album Hunger, Maggot Heart channelled the moodiness of post-punk into an empowering and surprisingly vulnerable statement

When asked if he would appear on Dolly Parton's Rockstar, Warren Haynes' response was one word: "Absolutely!"

Sleep Token, Creeper, Within Temptation: 2023 has been a massive year for metal, and these 50 records represent the very best the year has had to offer

Retro-rocking Swedes Graveyard have returned with 6, a "contemplative" new album with isolation-themed lyrics

Devin Townsend showcases both his mature songwriting side and his adolescent craziness across a double Devin Townsend Project/Ziltoid album...

Brighton four-piece Black Honey are injecting alt.rock and indie with camp glamour and cult cinema vibes, creating a spin on rock that’s all their own

Nightwish singer Floor Jansen picks her songs and albums of lasting significance, and reveals the amazing singer whose music is "absolutely cheese-bombs"

Formed from the ashes of SubRosa, doom newcomers The Otolith are all about expanding your consciousness to the stars

A personal tribute: The late David Crosby may have battled demons on earth, but his voice was a route to the heavens

10-year-old Harper became metal's next generation superstar after her cover of Spiritbox's Holy Roller went viral

Oceans Of Slumber's new album Starlight And Ash explores the dark side of America's Deep South

Live bands, masterclasses, and a great atmosphere: the second edition of Radar Festival will take place on July 29-31, 2022 in Guildford, Surrey

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?

Naked confessions, demonic beasts, power f***ing metal. We get to grips with German power metallers Powerwolf and their eighth album Call Of The Wild

These days, whack on a robe and light some incense for your shows, and suddenly you’re not playing a gig – you’re 'performing a ritual'. But Amenra are the real deal, and their spectacular rituals were the force that led to their seventh album De Doorn

Kiwi rockers The Datsuns on the demons, psychedelia and “word salads” behind Eye To Eye, their first album in seven years

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

Neurosis guitarist and co-vocalist Steve Von Till gives us a glimpse inside his record collection