Latest articles by Paul Brannigan
"Being surrounded by creativity slowly brought us back to life"
"You always hope that you’re a so-called normal person underneath"
Peal Jam's Eddie Vedder and Mike McCready covered a Bob Dylan classic at one of the most star-studded concerts ever staged, then headed out to party with the folk-rock legend
How the career of one of Britain's most influential bands was launched in a London warehouse
Hear these fine offerings from Anthrax, Hanabie, Amon Amarth and more, then vote for your favourite
"A bunch of guys broke down the door, shouting with handguns drawn"
"Maybe Charlie is overlooking us and giving us some more inspiration"
"England, I love you"
Released on July 9, 2002, By The Way proved that the Red Hot Chili Peppers' rebirth with John Frusciante was no fluke, and became the LA band's first UK number one album
News of the powerhouse Welsh singer's death in Portugal has been confirmed on her website
King Gizzard album number 28 is incoming, and it's a whole new trip
US hardcore legends outline details of shows in Germany, Holland, France, and the UK in support of new album Hum of Hurt
"I thought it was some old black woman"
Trent Reznor testifies to the mind-expanding wonders of his teenage record collection
Brian Molko shares David Bowie's words of wisdom, and reveals who he'd like to portray him in a Placebo biopic
Watch Irish rock superstars busk on a Mexico City balcony
"It changed everything"
A bad day for the USA, but at least Eddie Vedder enjoyed himself
David Lee Roth's solo work is composed of three basic elements: flash, bang and wallop. 40 years on from the release of his killer debut album Eat 'Em And Smile, here are 'Diamond' Dave's finest solo songs
The Masters of Reality - Why Black Sabbath Matter is now available to pre-order
In the '60s and '70 good times were had by all, according to Ian Gillan
"If you don’t like America, please go back to where you f***ing came from," says Gene Simmons
