Latest articles by Ken McIntyre
The Carburetors: Laughing In The Face Of Death
Norwegian hellraisers return for another round.
Leslie West: Soundcheck
Half a century in, the Mountain man shows he’s still at the peak of his game.
Where The White Buffalo Roams
Sons Of Anarchy, murder ballads and craft beer: it's been a wild ride for The White Buffalo
No Sleep 'Til… Boston
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…
Def Leppard flying high in the USA
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?
Blitzkrieg: A Time Of Changes: (30th Anniversary Edition)
Blitzkrieg’s frontman revisits the dawn of NWOBHM.
Clutch: Rock'n'roll outlaws
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…
Maynard James Keenan invited us to his vineyard – and we couldn’t turn him down
Tool singer, prog-metal provocateur… wine-maker? We spent an afternoon at Maynard James Keenan’s Arizona vineyard
Flash Metal Suicide: Love/Hate
This week: how culture recoiled when it met Love/Hate's debut album Blackout in the Red Room... and created Kurt Cobain
Devil's Train: party like it's 1987
After a pair of spectacular videos, the outlaw Germans are ready to unleash a second album
Orange Goblin: lock, stock, the fucking lot
Orange Goblin are back after facing the most difficult year of their career and staking their claim in British Metal history
Godsmack: "We want to remind people what real hard rock music is."
We catch up with Sully Erna's multi-platinum band as their hometown celebrates Godsmack Day
Tapes Of Wrath: The Cassette Review Column
Ken McIntyre launches our new cassette review column
Archive: Blue Cheer - LSD. Rehab. Whisky. Fights.
...And in their spare time they invented heavy metal. Blue Cheer's Peterson, McDonald and Whaley tell their twisted tale.
Kyuss: It Came From Out Of The Desert...
Torn apart by the corporate machine, Kyuss went up in smoke in 1995, having seeded the stoner movement they should have led. Now they're back.
Q&A: Steve Miller
Soft rock's venerable guitar man looks back over six decades of rock music; from the birth of rock'n'roll and white-boy Chicago blues to San Francisco psychedelia and the 70s/80s hit machine.
The Life and Times of Linda Ronstadt
She's moved seamlessly from easy listening to folk, pop and been a country rock pioneer. Ladies and gentlemen, Linda Ronstadt...
