Paul Rodgers - Free Spirit album review By Ian Fortnam The definitive voice of British soul and blues, Paul Rodgers, free to do what he wants
"Jim Morrison’s a talentless bastard – and he’s dead" Thom Yorke's long lost interview By Ian Fortnam Back in 1992, fledgling music journalist Ian Fortnam interviewed neophyte rock type Thom Yorke for The Scene fanzine. The result? A fascinating early insight into one of today’s more reclusive musicmakers
Twilight Of The Mortals by Mont Sherar - review By Ian Fortnam Boxed volume of Killing Joke at work, rest and play
London Rock: The Unseen Archives by Alec Byrne - review By Ian Fortnam Vintage snapper’s priceless legacy curated
American Valhalla - dvd review By Ian Fortnam Unflinching cinematic record of rock’s process in the raw
Ringo Starr - Ringo album review By Ian Fortnam Remember fun? Before we all grew up it sounded like this
Billion $ Babies - First Ever Live Show: Flint 1977 album review By Ian Fortnam What the Coopers did next
Gwenno - Le Kov album review By Ian Fortnam Not yet rated Multilingual ex-Pipette’s electro-psych second
The Z - People Of The Mirror World album review By Ian Fortnam Not yet rated Tune in, turn on, freak out
The Osiris Club - The Wine-Dark Sea album review By Ian Fortnam Not yet rated Consolidating second from beaked brotherhood
Procol Harum - There’ll Still Be More: An Anthology 1967-2017 album review By Ian Fortnam Glorious collection from orchestral prog prime movers
Suzi Quatro: I haven’t seen many people walk my path, even after all these years By Ian Fortnam The only Penthouse centrefold ever to be allowed to keep her clothes on, Suzi Quatro was “a pin-up for the guys and a hero to the women”
The Yardbirds - Yardbirds ’68 album review By Ian Fortnam Plant-free proto-Zep. What wonders might have been, eh, readers?
XTC - Black Sea album review By Ian Fortnam Prog-pop, post-punk, art-rock hybrid receives a well-deserved expanded reappraisal
Atomic Rooster - Sleeping For Years: The Studio Recordings ’70-’74 album review By Ian Fortnam Four-disc encapsulation of undervalued prog pioneers
The Enid And Robert John Godfrey - The Music Of William Arkle... album review By Ian Fortnam Not yet rated Mystic-inspired classical ambience
A tribute to the Sex Pistols, by Duff McKagan, Phil Collen and Billy Duffy By Ian Fortnam The new album by The Professionals features Sex Pistols' alumni Steve Jones and Paul Cook... and a cast of other familiar faces
Dhani Harrison - In///Parallel album review By Ian Fortnam Not yet rated Debut solo album from Grammy-winning son of George Harrison
The Professionals: "We didn't want to do this as a nostalgia trip" By Ian Fortnam After the Pistols dream ended as a nightmare, Steve Jones and Paul Cook eventually returned with The Professionals. Now the latest line-up are giving it another go and “having a bit of fun”
How The Beatles Changed The World by Tom O’Del book review By Ian Fortnam The World At War with catchier tunes
The Pretty Things - Greatest Hits album review By Ian Fortnam Underground stalwarts’ 60s encapsulated
The Rolling Stones - On Air album review By Ian Fortnam Off-the-leash early-60s radio work from the band that ensnared the hearts of the insolent
