Latest articles by Paul Brannigan
Released on September 5, 1989, Soundgarden's Louder Than Love album marked Chris Cornell's band out for future greatness
Linkin Park, Body Count and Oranssi Pazuzu made camping in the blistering heat worth it
After fronting Journey tribute bands for 21 years, Hugo Valenti joined the real thing onstage in Japan, twice
Michigan iconoclasts Prostitute deliver in-your-face punk masterclass in London
The case against former Turnstile guitarist Brady Ebert takes a new twist
Suede's Coming Up laughed in the faces of everyone who believed that they would be lost following the exit of guitar hero Bernard Butler
Fresh from headlining Reading and Leeds festivals, Dubliners Fontaines D.C. announce massive outdoor shows for 2027
Teenage metal band Lia-Fail may not have conquered the world, but their former guitarist and bassist are now global stars
Summer showers can't stop Turnstile sparking joy in London's Victoria Park
Oasis' debut album was released on August 29, 1994. Now a new generation is discovering its irresistible punk rock swagger
Forty years after the release of The Ultimate Sin, this is the story of how a fragile but defiant Ozzy Osbourne took on his former band – and won
Fontaines D.C. will be touring extensively in support of their forthcoming fifth album Dopamine Chamber
Released on August 27, 2002, Songs For The Deaf saw QOTSA anointed as the next “saviours of rock music”
"A week with Dolly was like a master class for me"
"The heavy metal and tattoo community has always shown up for people in need, and this moment is no different"
Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger, Elton John among other stars saluting the late queen of country
Be afraid, be very afraid
QOTSA's follow-up to 2023's In Times New Roman is incoming
Country music legend Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80, her family have confirmed
Deftones light up east London with a spell-binding headline set at APE/Outbreak 2026
"He taught us how to sing, he taught us how to play guitar"
Flick Of The Switch is AC/DC's most under-rated album. The End
Black Sabbath’s performance of Paranoid at Jazz Bilzen festival in August 1970 is a sweet snapshot of metal history
