Latest articles by Stephen Hill
At Bloodstock Open Air, Architects play a set stacked with modern anthems – but they don’t treat headlining a UK fest for the first time like it’s a big deal
We rank the discography of one of hip hop's singularly most influential and important groups
The 1975 are one of the UK's best-known and most celebrated rock bands: here's how Matty Healy's band fearlessly climbed into the spotlight, and stayed there
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: the world's greatest rock 'n' roll revue
They've earned Grammy nominations and made a fan of Gerard Way, now Power Trip are looking at what comes next
From founding fathers like Black Sabbath, Rainbow and Judas Priest to metal's modern leaders such as Ghost, Sleep Token and Spiritbox, these are the songs that have defined a genre
From Justin Chancellor's alt-metal side project MTVoid to Ukrainian black metallers They Came From Visions, German folk metal heroes Tvinna and hardcore mob Going Off, these are the bands you need to hear in July 2024
We talk to the hip hop tag team bringing some much needed silly energy back to rap
From a modern hip hop great to a pop punk princess, these epic Glasto performances shone brightest
Justice show why it's possible to go harder than many rock bands without so much as picking up as a guitar
Dexys roll back the years with a classy and career-affirming set
Skindred don't do bad sets, but this was something special
Mike Skinner and his crew tear Glasto a new one in style
Bloc Party put on a stellar showing on Saturday afternoon on Glastonbury's Other Stage
London's High Vis bring grit and passion to Worthy Farm
Voice of Baceprot storm Glastonbury in thrilling fashion
Kneecap, Ireland's most provocative rap group, kick off Saturday at Glastonbury in rude and raucous fashion
As Glastonbury 2024 approaches, we run through the 13 sets that have defined the festival over its lifespan
We catch up with the one and only Ice T
The Black Dahlia Murder move into an emotional new chapter in glorious fashion at Download
Machine Head finally returned to Download - and how!
Download bears witness to why no one does it quite like Limp Bizkit
Ministry might be looking to bow out after their next album, but they leave behind one of metal's most colourful and event-filled legacies. We asked frontman Al Jourgensen to look back on his life
