Godsmack - When Legends Rise album review By Malcolm Dome On album number seven Godsmack bring a welcome maturity to the fore
Interview: Doro, the Queen Of Metal By Malcolm Dome Doro talks being the boss, punks with guns, and battles with redneck promotors
Wilson and Wakeman at the Stables, Milton Keynes - live review By Malcolm Dome Not yet rated Headspace's Damian Wilson and Adam Wakeman strip down their sound for this acoustic tour
Girlschool's Enid Williams - 10 Records That Changed My Life By Malcolm Dome Girlschool bassist Enid Williams picks 10 albums that have shone a light on her path through life as a musician
The Top 10 Best Girlschool songs, as chosen by Lita Ford By Malcolm Dome The legendary Lita Ford picks 10 favourite tracks from Girlschool, a band she says "just get out there and rock their asses off!”
Orange Goblin/Karma To Burn/Black Moth at Electric Ballroom, London live review By Malcolm Dome Not yet rated London’s metal institution bring their seasonal cheer
Therion - Beloved Antichrist album review By Malcolm Dome Symphonic Swedes unveil a rock opera extravagance writ large
John Mellencamp - Plain Spoken: From The Chicago Theater review By Malcolm Dome Mellencamp live and in his own words
Steve Hackett - Wuthering Nights: Live In Birmingham album review By Malcolm Dome High-class Windy conditions
Michael Schenker - A Decade Of The Mad Axeman album review By Malcolm Dome The guitar genius shines strongly
Gun at Barrowlands, Glasgow - live review By Malcolm Dome Not yet rated Home town heroes rise to the occasion
Saxon - Thunderbolt album review By Malcolm Dome Heavy metal veterans with the power of youth return to top form
Sonja Kristina: I'm not easily intimidated or overawed by people By Malcolm Dome Prog speaks to enigmatic Curved Air singer Sonja Kristina to look over her illustrious career as a figurehead of progressive rock
Anvil - Pounding The Pavement album review By Malcolm Dome Canada’s metal survivors keep their cylinders fired up
Sons Of Apollo - Psychotic Symphony album review By Malcolm Dome Rock and metal allstars offer a gleefully indulgent jamboree
Black Sabbath - The End album and dvd review By Malcolm Dome Heavy metal’s founding fathers go out with a bang
Avenged Sevenfold - The Stage album review By Malcolm Dome A modern classic of epic metal gets a polish
Scorpions - Born To Touch Your Feelings – Best Of Rock Ballads album review By Malcolm Dome Masters of power-ballad cheesiness
