Latest articles by Ian Fortnam
Quatro, Scott & Powell - QSP album review
Glam-rock supergroup show class and deliver the goods
David Crosby on protests and politics, life and death
Former Bryd David Crosby reveals what it's like to be popular with The Pope, and ponders the trouble with Trump
Sai Cobab - Sab Se Purani Bab album review
Not yet ratedJapanese ragas shrieked toward the avant-garde
Focus - The Focus Family Album review
Not yet ratedLooking for a concept work? Look elsewhere
The Professionals - What In The World album review
No Steve Jones, but never mind, this is the bollocks
Homelessness, hellraising and Hanoi Rocks: Michael Monroe's rollercoaster career
Hanoi Rocks' Michael Monroe joins us to look back on a career which has taken him from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows
Orange Goblin’s Ben Ward: "I fell into the crowd and pierced a hole in my arse"
Orange Goblin’s Ben Ward on being a pro footballer, a boozy past and being “a horrible bastard” at times
Jon Lord - Windows album review
Not yet ratedJon Lord’s least loveable work of baroque’n’roll fusion
Rolling Stones: On Air In The Sixties by Richard Havers
Broadcasting the blues: the official TV tie-in
Can’t Stand Up For Falling Down by Allan Jones review
Former Melody Maker editor’s collected war stories. You’ve got to laugh – really
Sparks on their upcoming dates: "There'll be no props - just pure showmanship"
The art-pop veterans, with “a really exciting band”, tour the UK in September
Black Sabbath - The Ten Year War album review
Metal pioneers’ first eight albums remastered, wonderfully repackaged and still remarkable
Koyo - Koyo album review
Not yet ratedMy Bloody Valentine-flavoured dreamscapes invariably headed for a headrush
What happened when The Rolling Stones and Lynyrd Skynyrd played Knebworth
In 1976, the Stones pulled a vast crowd to Knebworth. It was a day of surprises, not least how late everything ran. In 2007, Classic Rock delivered this eye witness account
What happened when Status Quo played Lincoln Castle
Lincoln Castle attracts a posh crowd eating strawberries. But Status Quo still manage to maintain "a remorselessly heavy swagger", as they told Classic Rock in 2003
Eno - Reissues album review
Not yet ratedKnob-twiddler’s post-Roxy Music experimental albums brought the future into the present
John Foxx, Harold Budd, Ruben Garcia - album reissues reviews
Not yet ratedLandmark ambient works from John Foxx, Harold Budd and Ruben Garcia re-pressed, including Nighthawks/Translucence/Drift Music
The gospel according to John Lydon
Never trust the music industry or nuns. Question everything. Religion is pollution. You don’t have to hate your bandmates. These and more help shape the former Sex Pistol’s world view
