Latest articles by Sleazegrinder
Aussie garage rockers Datura4 go 70s stadium rock on Neanderthal Jam and it all works out fine
Little-known Corrosion Of Conformity offshoot surfaces unexpectedly to bring maximum sludge to the masses
Another deep-dive into the proto-metal past via a 14th creditable collection in the Brown Acid series
Finally, a cult worth joining: Church Of The Cosmic Skull and their life-affirming fourth album There Is No Time
The 10 best bands (and more) from Detroit, a city with the purest of rock'n'roll coursing through its veins
Forty years on and it’s still the Night of the Blade
Nothing but deep cuts on Death Angel's brain-rattling live-in-the-studio collection The Bastard Tracks
Everybody's got to start somewhere, and some of our very best bands started slowly. Here's 10 great bands whose debut albums weren't actually great
Ministry's Al Jourgensen, industrial metal’s favourite deviant, is back with the Trump-inspired Moral Hygiene
Power Trio features more rippers from Danko Jones, Canada’s greatest living rock’n’roll band
Buying guide A handy guide to 10 of the ugliest, gnarliest, most influential proto-metal albums of all time
Out now: Swedish glam-rockers Velvet Insane return with even more sequins on Rock 'N' Roll Glitter Suit
Ups!de Down is a metal carpet ride from Electric Boys, sure, just not a funky one
Beyond Black Sabbath and Judas Priest: The extraordinary story of heavy metal's originators – Iron Butterfly, Leaf Hound, Bloodrock, JPT Scare Band, Bang and more
Heavy Male Insecurity is the fifth album from muscular Norwegian power-poppers Death By Unga Bunga
Remember the days when a bible-thumping quartet dressed as spandex bumble bees could go multi-platinum?
The Symbol Remains is the first new album in 19 years from ultimate cult rockers Blue Oyster Cult
From Queen to The Stooges, these are the Sex Pistols guitarist and radio DJ's six-string stepping stones
A second dose of headphone melters from cult psych weirdos L.A. Witch
As a new comp proves that there was more to Britpop than Blur Vs Oasis, we explore a dizzy mess of near-misses and also-rans
John Kay tells the story of Steppenwolf: "We’re a hard rock band and we don’t take shit from anybody"
Rock, rock, rock, rock, rock… on Neon Animals' follow-up to Bring Back Rock n Roll From The Dead
UK sleaze dealers Lucifer Star Machine serve up a feast of bracing motor-rock on The Devil's Breath
