Latest articles by Henry Yates
Coheed And Cambria's Claudio Sanchez on fantasy worlds, inhabiting the Star Wars universe, and recording while "high as f**k"
Debut album Tales Of Torment channels the spittle of punk and the spook of Alice Cooper
The Belfast guitarist's new solo album, The Fighter, is out now
Thunder guitarist Luke Morley picks his records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and reveals the sport Jimmy Page is terrible at
Anglo-American roots duo Beaux Gris Gris & The Apocalypse are darting between genres and dancing as the world crumbles
Glenn Hughes and Joe Bonamassa discuss their careers, wonder why rock’s future will suffer from a lack of small venues, and mention something about a new Black Country Communion album
South African blues-rocker Dan Patlansky on corrupt governments, nursing his wife and giving up smoking
Written in the late 1950s by Sonny Curtis, I Fought The Law took on a new and decidedly grittier life when The Clash put their stamp on it in 1979
A song without a writer, Ram Jam’s (or was it?) version of Black Betty was one of 1977's most memorable hits
Only a special Hendrix cover can sit comfortably alongside the original. Stevie Ray Vaughan's Little Rare is a rare example that does
Upon its release in 1977, God Save The Queen become punk’s most provocative statement, one that led to the band being violently attacked in the street
From The Byrds to Guns N’ Roses via Jimi Hendrix’s unimpeachable All Along The Watchtower, we look at the Bob Dylan covers where the students eclipsed the master
A Bruce Springsteen song of hardship, it’s easy to see why Rage Against The Machine were inspired to cover The Ghost Of Tom Joad
Tennessee’s next great blues band are Naked Gypsy Queens, who follow some good advice from from Alice Cooper
Massive Wagons frontman Baz Mills picks his records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and reveals that he wore a Shakin' Stevens outfit as a boy
Slash’s fourth album with Myles Kennedy And The Conspirators was shaping up to be the smoothest sailing of his chaotic career. Then covid blew in and rocked the boat
Let Slash and Myles Kennedy be your expert guides to the fourth Conspirators album
In 1986, Letchen Grey were the Sunset Strip’s hottest tip – until their rise was halted by cancer and cruel fate
When The World Stood Still by Cornish rockers Wille & The Bandits finds the band finding inspiration in closure
As the theme song from the blockbuster Spielberg movie Back To The Future, The Power Of Love made Huey Lewis an overnight superstar – but not rich
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In 2011, the yin-yang pairing of Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa proved a revelation. Now, as Mascot/Provogue reissues their three classic soul-blues albums on 180-gram vinyl, we look back at a partnership for the ages
Dream Theater guitar wizard John Petrucci on new album A View From The Top Of The World, egos, worrying about the draft, and own-brand bourbon
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The Underworld is rocking all through February 2022, welcoming big names and hot tips to London’s most atmospheric live music venue. Here are six dates to be down the front.
