Latest articles by Stephen Dalton
Electric Wizard: Time To Die
Satan’s favourite sludge-metal stoners get high on their own supply.
Leonard Cohen: Popular Problems
The Canadian Barry White rages softly against the dying of the light.
High Hopes: Red Racer
Blues-punk desert rock trio, fresh out of the actual desert... via South London.
Electric Wizard: Time To Die
Things we learned from the new album by Dorset’s premier dope-smoking doom-metal overlords
Black Moth: Condemned To Hope
What we learned from Condemned To Hope, the Jim Sclavunos-produced second album by West Yorkshire's premier garage-punk sleaze-metallers Black Moth.
Leonard Cohen: Popular Problems
What we learned from Leonard Cohen’s new album, Popular Problems
Camper Van Beethoven: El Camino Real
Alt.rockers mix sardonic social commentary with sincerity.
John Cale & Terry Riley: Church Of Anthrax
Troubled collaboration that set the 70 avant-rock blueprint.
Steve Earle at the Kelvingrove Bandstand
Grammy award-awinning troubador plays Glasgow's Kelvingrove Park
Linkin Park: The Hunting Party
Nu metal veterans reboot their sound with help from Tom Morello and friends.
Welcome Back: Bob Mould
The Sugar-coated Nirvana favourite with more cred than most is no longer miserable. Yes, really.
Linkin Park: The Hunting Party
The nu metal pioneers return with a new, guest-laden album. Is it the return to their roots they're claiming?
Five Things Bob Mould Wants You To Know About His New Album
Beauty & Ruin finds Bob Mould operating at his pop-punk best. But what's it all about?
