Ken McIntyre

A Billboard charting album, slots at Ozzfest, touring with Slayer and appearing on Late Night With Conan, so what's up with Lamb Of God?

With two Native American members and a reputation as one of Southern rock’s killer live acts, Blackfoot should have been huge…

Their name is 7Horse. Some call them the Two-Man Rolling Stones, and they make dangerous rock'n’roll for dangerous times

They were the pioneers of stoner rock, a supergroup who should have been super-massive. But somehow Captain Beyond managed to throw away all that promise…

California mega-festival Desert Trip takes place over two weekends in October, with a line-up featuring some of the biggest names in rock history... but not everyone's convinced by 'Oldchella’

In the mid-80s, as glam glittered, preened and prospered, AC/DC looked like a band out of time. Then along came horror writer Stephen King…

In the mid-90s, New York was a hotbed of freaks and weirdos. From Unsane to Prong, we look back at the metal scene that thrived in the city’s dark underbelly

Sons Of Anarchy, murder ballads and craft beer: it's been a wild ride for The White Buffalo

The best bands, the best NEW bands, and the coolest places to visit: a rock'n'roll city guide to the place where the American Revolution began…

Like the last few decades never happened, Def Leppard are riding high, with a fine new album and a US arena tour. So where did it all go right for the Sheffield rockers?

No clichés. No fashion statements. No hits. So when the music industry imploded around their ears, it didn’t matter a jot. If anything, it only made Clutch more successful than ever…

Tool singer, prog-metal provocateur… wine-maker? We spent an afternoon at Maynard James Keenan’s Arizona vineyard

This week: how culture recoiled when it met Love/Hate's debut album Blackout in the Red Room... and created Kurt Cobain

After a pair of spectacular videos, the outlaw Germans are ready to unleash a second album

Just months before he died, blues icon Johnny Winter and Aerosmith’s Joe Perry met for the first time to talk hell-raising, music-making and the price of fame.

Orange Goblin are back after facing the most difficult year of their career and staking their claim in British Metal history

The eagerly-awaited fourth instalment of Ken McIntyre's cassette review column

Electric Wizard-In-Chief Jus Oborn is on a mission to soundtrack the great apocalypse. And if the end is nigh, you might as well get high…