Introducing The Hawkins: a story of personal turmoil and reckless rock'n'roll By Rich Chamberlain published 6 January 22 From the jaws of personal despair come The Hawkins, Sweden’s latest garage-rock heroes
Joe Satriani: My 8 favourite blues records By Rich Chamberlain published 3 November 21 Technical guitar virtuoso Joe Satriani discusses how the blues taught him about feel, heartbreak and the breathtaking magic of imperfection
From Sabbath to Slipknot: A complete history of Ozzfest By Malcolm Dome, Rich Chamberlain published 24 June 21 We celebrate the riotous festival that established Ozzy Osbourne as the Godfather of heavy metal and unleashed Slipknot upon the world
Volbeat's Michael Poulsen: "Perfection is a terrible word made up by a terrible human being" By Rich Chamberlain published 20 January 20 He’s Volbeat’s enigmatic frontman. But Michael Poulsen’s also a devoted father, relentless workaholic and a man starting to face up to his own, inescapable mortality
Mitch Mitchell's 6 Greatest Moments By Rich Chamberlain published 4 June 18 One of rock’s true greats, Mitch Mitchell's drumming was a key element in the sound of the Jimi Hendrix Experience...
Smashing Pumpkins drummer Jimmy Chamberlin shares his drum secrets By Rich Chamberlain published 27 October 17 As we gear up for the London Drum Show, Smashing Pumpkins drummer Jimmy Chamberlin joins Rhythm Magazine to discuss the show, rock'n'roll and his place as one the best sticksmen in the world
Meet Wayward Sons: "Rock is dead? Absolute load of balls. Total toss" By Rich Chamberlain published 5 September 17 Toby Jepson’s rockers Wayward Sons emerge with a forthright album – and a message for Gene Simmons
Josh Todd is back and he's more pissed off than ever By Rich Chamberlain published 3 September 17 Now starting his “third act”, Buckcherry’s Josh Todd channels his anger with new band Josh Todd & The Conflict
Rex Brown: "I had to go back and do something that made me happy" By Rich Chamberlain published 19 July 17 With his first, “not metal” solo album, he hopes he can finally shake off the 'ex-Pantera bassist' tag
The story behind the song: I Don't Want To Miss A Thing by Aerosmith By Rich Chamberlain published 29 March 17 How the veteran Boston band beat drink, drugs and depression to finally score what is still their only US number one single
Five minutes alone with Hellyeah's Vinnie Paul By Rich Chamberlain published 7 March 17 The legendary drummer talks Hellyeah 2.0, the ever-changing music biz and a certain reunion
We went backstage at an Airbourne video shoot and this is what happened By Rich Chamberlain published 16 February 17 Motörhead-approved rockers Airbourne honour Lemmy on their latest anthem, It’s All For Rock N’ Roll. We went along to their video shoot, and found Joel carrying on the great man’s legacy
Chrome Molly on Van Halen, Def Leppard and how grunge finished them off By Rich Chamberlain published 15 February 17 The ‘lost’ rockers recall their Van Halen tribute days, chasing Def Leppard and why grunge ushered in the end of their career
Mike Oldfield on Tubular Bells, punk rock, and why you should get a lawyer By Rich Chamberlain published 8 December 16 He's the man responsible for Tubular Bells, the album that gave Richard Branson's business a kick-start. But can Mike Oldfield handle rock's most difficult questions?
What does Europe's Joey Tempest really think about Europe's The Final Countdown? By Rich Chamberlain published 6 December 16 Joey Tempest on Europe, Robert Plant and good advice
Rival Sons look back on the year that made their career By Rich Chamberlain published 23 November 16 In the past 12 months they’ve toured with Black Sabbath, upped their game and recorded a masterpiece. Jay Buchanan looks back on a year to remember
How Ozzfest changed the world By Rich Chamberlain published 4 November 16 From breaking bands to causing controversy, Ozzfest has brought metal to the masses like no other event. We remember two decades of mayhem, through the eyes of the bands who were there
Download Festival 2017: the rumour round up By Rich Chamberlain published 2 November 16 Will Guns N’ Roses or Metallica headline Download 2017 – or will it be Blink 182 and Aerosmith? We sift through the rumours to find out
New album, old sound: Nu metal's ultimate heroes Korn are back By Rich Chamberlain published 27 October 16 Nu metal veterans Korn swallow some “hard truths” and crank up the intensity for new album – and this time around, there's no dubstep...
Korn vs Limp Bizkit: “We laugh about the feud now” By Rich Chamberlain published 4 October 16 What Korn's guitarist Munky thinks about two of nu-metal's giants clashing in 2016
Charlie Starr's top guitar solos from the south By Rich Chamberlain published 1 October 16 Blackberry Smoke frontman Charlie Starr picks the most sizzling Southern guitar solos
The Six-string Interrogation: Mick Ralphs By Rich Chamberlain published 26 September 16 Bad Company and Mott the Hoople guitarist Mick Ralphs on long wizard coats, high-heeled boots and expensive Les Pauls
The Six-String Interrogation: Nuno Bettencourt By Rich Chamberlain published 18 September 16 Extreme axeman Nuno Bettencourt on taking down your idols, the most underrated guitarist in history, and the fourth guy on the Mount Rushmore of Rock...
Rickey Medlocke’s 5 essential guitar albums By Rich Chamberlain published 31 August 16 Blackfoot and Lynyrd Skynyrd guitar wrangler Rickey Medlocke on Hendrix, Angus, Clapton and more
Inside the mind of the guitarist: Blackberry Smoke 's Charlie Starr By Rich Chamberlain published 29 August 16 Blackberry Smoke's Charlie Starr celebrates the brilliance of Angus Young and The Rolling Stones, and reveals why he'd like to meet Lil' Wayne at the crossroads
