Latest articles by Paul Lester
Pyrotechnics-loving German rockers’ six studio albums on vinyl and in a box.
Marillion's Steve Rothery plays 'guitar hero' with Matt Stevens!
Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats – Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats (Stax/Caroline)
The album that made them U2-sized, now a special edition 30th anniversary box set.
Their grand folly, now with unreleased demos, session outtakes, live tracks and more.
It was the song that took them from the punk clubs of New York to the arenas of the world, and cemented Debbie Harry’s status as rock’s foremost badass
Gong get into the groove for their first show without Daevid Allen.
The first of two very special live shows at one of London's most prestigious venues.
Tame Impala are notoriously difficult to categorise, but that only makes them all the more magical. Prog gets deep with the mastermind behind the music, multi-instrumentalist Kevin Parker.
Frank's son faithfully revisits one of his father's proggiest albums.
From synth-pop to tattoos and long hair – was the Depeche Mode/Soulsavers man always a rock star in pop clothing?
First album as ELO for 14 years from Mr Blue Sky, and it’s been well worth the wait.
The punk guitar-slinger of no fixed age returns with an album of no-nonsense noise. Just don’t tell the Mafia.
Teaming up with a veritable who’s who of electronic music both past and present, Jean Michel Jarre, the godfather of experimental electronica, is back with a new album titled Electronica1.
Anderson brings out the classics for a multi-sensory London show.
Two nights, two cities, one heavy-riffing attack.
Fifteen CDs charting the progress of McLagan, Lane and Jones (oh, and Woody), and the varied fortunes of blue-eyed souls Marriott and Stewart.
