Latest articles by Sleazegrinder
Good news – they were as bad as you remember
The Bat Out Of Hell album was a mix of mini-operas of lust, redemption and the roar of speeding motorcycles, yet it was nothing compared to the tour that would follow...
Van Halen's debut ushered in the age of the shredder and introduced us to the most razzle-dazzle frontman in all rock'n’roll... and we've rearranged it so it gets better the longer you listen
AC/DC's Rock Or Bust tour is over, and it looks like last man standing Angus Young wants to carry on.
Use Your Illusion I&II is exactly what too much money and too much privilege does to a band. So we've cut through the crap and the chaos, and turned it into a great single album...
It's weird. It's wonderful. It's Devin Townsend
LA future-blues hopefuls score a solid second run
The Golden Grass released their second album earlier this year. It sounds like 1976, but it isn't, and the band continue to proudly wave the tattered freak-flag of Freedom Rock
Puppets, costumes, lawsuits and mayhem: the story of Green Jello, who set out to be the Worst Band In The World... and may just have succeeded
Pre-fame Gilby Clarke’s ode to the endless highway
Devon power-trio's debut is a mud-ride of delicate depression-pop
Three quarters of the Georgia Satellites pick up where they left off
Glam-grunge misery kings D Generation make their comeback
Hip swamp-rock star Kid Congo gets real gone for a change...
As Twisted Sister guitarist Jay Jay French prepares to host a screening of the band's film in London, he speaks to Classic Rock to explain the secrets of their success...
These are the Ramones' greatest moments distilled into one mighty list... 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10!
Their songs are exuberant odes to hard parties and vigorous sexcapades, accented with ham-fisted innuendo or outright vulgarity. They once played 21 gigs in 24 hours. They're Jackyl
Sign Of The Hammer was perhaps the most gonzo metal album of the 80s. Its creators Manowar were clad in loincloth, glistening with battlesweat, and utterly magnificent.
An unsung cult hero from the UK's long-gone gypsy-glam scene
Sleazegrinder on the latest releases from Watts, Zig Zags, Five Black Bullets, The Pinx and The Balls
