Latest articles by Philip Wilding
What binds Toto, Slash, Fiona Apple and Living Colour together? Two words: Jimi Hendrix. Decades after his death and all are still helping to make his music sing
ZZ Top frontman Billy Gibbons goes back to his roots for second solo album
Exhaustive (and occasionally exhausting) reissue of Guns N' Roses classic debut
Crunching concept album from Alter Bridge man Mark Tremonti
Shinedown's sixth album Attention Attention charts their journey to the bottom and back
Genesis man Tony Banks prefers to write classical music, stay out of the limelight, and not read his colleagues’ books
Jethro Tull’s Heavy Horses turns 40 this year, and there’s a special box set to celebrate the occasion. Ian Anderson looks back on the album’s creation…
Five decades, 30-plus band members and more than 20 albums – in light of their 50th anniversary, Prog meets Ian Anderson to look back over how Jethro Tull changed progressive rock forever
Grandstanding, riff-filled, psych blow out from Bristol’s finest fuzz merchants Turbowolf
Rock Goddess guitarist Jody Turner talks about those who influenced her... and becoming an influence
Roger Waters compadre demonstrates that it’s good to Talk Talk
VUUR singer and regular Devin Townsend collaborator Anneke van Giersbergen reveals how hard work brings love and respect from fans...
A live taste of Honey
Melbourne quartet cram youthful chops into a 70s fusion-bound TARDIS
Fish performs his own collection of pin-ups.
Duo mixing up Sunn O))) and Depeche Mode’s heroin years.
Corey Taylor unleashes his inner arena rocker
Three overlooked KC albums make up the core of this lavish box set
From deathcore to electronica in just over a decade
Three-CD set of singer’s often ingenious solo work
