It's chaos in the kitchen as Toyah and Robert Fripp decimate The Stones' Satisfaction
Toyah's torso is daubed in paint as the latest Sunday Lockdown Lunch performance with Robert Fripp features (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction by the Rolling Stones
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It's chaos in the kitchen as Toyah and Robert Fripp decimate The Stones' Satisfaction
Toyah's torso is daubed in paint as the latest Sunday Lockdown Lunch performance with Robert Fripp features (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction by the Rolling Stones
Maynard James Keenan: “There are so many things we can do in a livestream that you can’t do in a live gig”
Why Puscifer’s Maynard James Keenan thinks livestreams won’t got away when the world returns to normal
Jon Schaffer pleads guilty to Capitol riot charges
Iced Earth guitarist pleads guilty two charges as he strikes plea deal with prosecutors to avoid 30 year prison sentence
The Struts launch Low Key In Love single with Michael Jackson's daughter Paris
The Struts and Paris Jackson's Low Key In Love was inspired by a date at a 70s-themed retro bar in Los Angeles
Sammy Hagar says he ‘fell apart’ when he learned of Eddie Van Halen’s death
Former Van Halen frontman Sammy Hagar talks of the pain of losing guitar legend Eddie Van Halen
Listen to Texan ‘choral rockers’ The Polyphonic Spree’s take on a Rush classic
The Polyphonic Spree cover Rush’s The Spirit Of Radio for their new album Afflatus
Kirk Hammett’s ‘Ouija Board’ guitar is up for sale if you’ve got a spare $350,000
Fancy owning a very expensive piece of Metallica history? Step this way…
Netflix are making a Joey Ramone biopic, with Pete Davidson as the late punk icon
Netflix announce new Joey Ramone film, I Slept With Joey Ramone
Watch a man in a Spongebob hat slay Tool’s The Pot on the saxophone
If you only listen to one saxophone cover of a Tool song today, make it this one
Finally, five Tools riffs as they were actually meant to be heard: on a hurdy-gurdy
YouTuber and hurdy gurdy maestro Michalina Malisz makes five epic Tool riffs even more epic
Alice In Chains’ William DuVall reveals Drag Race icon RuPaul’s secret punk rock past
Alice In Chains frontman William DuVall recalls drag queen icon RuPaul’s inspirational presence on the Atlanta punk scene
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“We were bored of doing things the same old way". How Rush made Signals
After the massive success of Moving Pictures, Rush had the world at their feet. So the ever-contrary Canadians turned to new technology for 1982's Signals...
Drugs, guns, and the tragic death of Mountain's Felix Pappalardi
The combination of drugs, guns and a troubled wife meant things wouldn’t end well for the Mountain bassist. Here, insiders and eye-witnesses remember his murder trial
Why I ❤️ The Beatles' White Album, by Wolfmother's Andrew Stockdale
Wolfmother guitarist and singer Andrew Stockdale on The White Album, a Beatles record that scared him to death as a kid and inspires him as an adult
When mellow was king: Ozark Mountain Daredevils and the saga of Jackie Blue
Missouri hillbillies the Ozark Mountain Daredevils look back to the mellow times when country rock ruled the US airwaves and Jackie Blue became a radio classic
At war, unravelling and flying high: how Black Sabbath made Sabotage
Black Sabbath created Sabotage with their backs to the wall, yet it was a masterpiece, fearlessly experimental and adding added yet another dimension to their music
The story of Andrew W.K. and the most bizarre TV performance in music history
In 2002 Andrew W.K. was interviewed on New Zealand TV series Space. It did not go according to plan
Thunder: how we made All The Right Noises
It’s little wonder Thunder are frustrated at not being able to tour latest album All The Right Noises – it’s one of the best records they’ve made in decades
God, guns, and the band that could've been: the peculiar story of Pacific Gas & Electric
Fêted by critics, mobbed by crowds, admired by Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton… then God intervened to dim the lights of Pacific Gas & Electric
Exploding heads and mellotrons: The story of Led Zeppelin's Houses Of The Holy
How Led Zeppelin borrowed Mick Jagger's house to make Houses Of The Holy, the album that would finally gain them respect from the critics... before it all went dark
Gun-raids, back-stabbings, bust-ups and bitterness: The madness of late-70s Hawkwind
If you thought all Hawkwind’s freaky stuff belonged to the early 70s, you ain't seen nothing yet
Voivod’s Michel ‘Away’ Langevin: 10 albums that changed my life
Voivod drummer Away digs deep into his record crate and pulls out vintage metal, head-spinning prog and crusty anarcho-punk
Tracks of the Week: new music from Massive Wagons, Ayron Jones and more
Eight contestants are poised, itchy fingers on triggers, for this week's gunfight at the rock'n'roll corral
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Motorpsycho set the dials to ‘rocking’ on Kingdom Of Oblivion
Cult Norwegian psych-heads Motorpsycho release their 25th album Kingdom Of Oblivion. Or maybe it's their 27th
The Vintage Caravan wield immense, primal riffs on the aptly titled Monuments
Out now: behold the glory of the riff on Icelandic trio The Vintage Caravan's fifth album Monuments
Finding Wildflowers is a mellow snapshot of a maturing Tom Petty
Tom Petty's Finding Wildflowers (Alternate Versions) is a bouquet picked of versions which strayed from the path
Geoff Tate gives the fans what they want on Sweet Oblivion' Relentless
Sweet Oblivion' Relentless shows it's all 'ryche now as former Queensryche frontman Geoff Tate revives the sound of his early years
Cheap Trick's In Another World is one of their best albums yet
Veteran American genre leaders Cheap Trick continue to fuse power and pop with panache on In Another World
Tough It Out Live is proof that FM are still the finest AOR band the UK has ever produced
Melodic rockers FM's classic second album Tough It Out, now live and lively
The Underfall Yard by Big Big Train: burnished and soulful
Big Big Train's The Underfall Yard, the grandest British prog album of the 21st century, gets even grander
The Treatment double down on boogie-metal basics on Waiting For Good Luck
Cambridge rockers The Treatment have no qualms about signing up for some dumb fun on Waiting For Good Luck
Kitten Pyramid's Koozy!! finds beauty in the gradual pain of human existence
Kitten Pyramid's Koozy!! is excellent Brit neo-psychedelia underpinned by COVID sadness
On Assembly, Joe Strummer's untameable rock’n’roll spirit rears vividly back to life
Assembly is a post-Clash ‘greatest hits’ from Joe Strummer that heralds new Dark Horse label reissue deal
The Devil In Me finds Suzi Quatro still able to kick out the jams
Possessed of the past, treasured pioneer Suzi Quatro rocks into the present on The Devil In Me
