Latest articles by Henry Yates
Walter Trout protoge Danny Bryant has survived alcoholism, divorce and liver disease, but new album Nothing Left Behind is the exorcism he needed
Jeff Buckley‘s version of this Leonard Cohen classic is one of rock’s most transcendent songs
Huey Lewis & The News scored a massive hit with The Power Of Love thanks to Back To The Future
Introduction written by Joe Bonamassa
As Ten Years After release an expanded version of their Ssssh album, founding bassist Leo Lyons recalls a live packed with rock'n'roll flashpoints
Buying guide The best albums from Muddy Waters, the electric warrior of fine blues who mobilised the Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton
Black Stone Cherry's new EP Celebrate is out next month – and includes a very unlikely cover version
With the release of her eighth album, Can’t Take My Story Away, roots star Elles Bailey's story is turning into a real page turner
A 12-year gap between albums would see most bands lose fans and momentum, but not Australian prog-metal titans Karnivool
Buying guide From The White Stripes to The Raconteurs, The Dead Weather, Third Man Records and beyond, Jack White is Detroit's latest favourite son
When Halestorm's Lzzy Hale was asked to appear at Ozzy Osbourne’s farewell show in Birmingham, ‘thrilled’ doesn’t even come close to how she felt
Buying guide Since lighting the fuse of the blues boom, reluctant superstar Joe Bonamassa has barely stopped. Here’s a guide to his best albums
All the elements of the classic rock'n'roll lifestyle fed into a storming tune about a crazy ex-lover
Rob Halford recalls how Judas Priest celebrated 1980s materialism - complete with sexy motor imagery and state-of-the-art studio technology
Inspired by Irish punk and the Smash Hits Awards, Screamager brought Therapy? unexpected fame
Drink cider from a lemon? Grant Nicholas reveals the real inspiration behind Feeder's hit single Buck Rogers
From school to hellraising in short order – all enabled by a story of a whirlwind intergalactic romance
Recorded on 9/11 and once voted the Greatest Song Of The Twenty-first Century So Far, I Believe In A Thing Called Love could have been a hit in any decade
The song that marked one of rock’s great reinventions
Think the late Chris Rea was just the guy who wrote Driving Home For Christmas? Think again
Twelve amazing months of prog rock, pop rock, blues rock, country rock, art rock, glam rock, alt-rock, southern rock, Christian rock, proto-rock, Britrock, hard rock, vampire rock, garage rock and moon rock
Two albums into his career, Lenny Kravitz was still taking the train to the studio. Then came the night that changed his life forever
John Fogerty’s massive hit inadvertently captured the chaos and turbulence of late 60s America
