Steve Harris' British Lion announce swiftly arranged UK tour of pubs and clubs
British Lion's UK tour announcement comes just a week after they pulled out of scheduled Darkness support slot citing “completely unacceptable” protocols
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Steve Harris' British Lion announce swiftly arranged UK tour of pubs and clubs
British Lion's UK tour announcement comes just a week after they pulled out of scheduled Darkness support slot citing “completely unacceptable” protocols
Big Big Train announce surprise new album Welcome To The Planet
UK prog rockers Big Big Train will release brand new studio album Welcome To The Planet in January
Metallica share trailer for The Black Album in Black & White photo book
Watch the trailer for The Black Album in Black & White, a new photo book by legendary snapper Ross Halfin
Dave Grohl was “scared” to write about Kurt Cobain’s death in The Storyteller
Dave Grohl says writing about Kurt Cobain’s death was the most challenging part of penning his memoir The Storyteller
Mastodon stream reflective new single Sickle And Peace
US prog metallers Mastodon will release new album Hushed And Grim on October 29
Deftones’ Chino Moreno on Stephen Carpenter’s flat Earth theories: "I’m surprised he’s not more of a meme"
Deftones frontman Chino Moreno voices his thoughts on guitarist Stephen Carpenter’s flat Earth and vaccine theories
Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson launches new Psycho Schizo Espresso podcast
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson to co-host psychology podcast Psycho Schizo Espresso with Oxford University’s Dr. Kevin Dutton
Listen to Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs gleefully murder disco classic Hot Stuff for charity
Who had ‘Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs to cover Donna Summer’s Hot Stuff’ on their 2021 bingo card?
Måneskin share bloody NSFW video for Mammamia, announce surprise free London show
Eurovision winners Måneskin will play a free show in London tonight (Oct 20), having unveiled a tongue-in-cheek NSFW video for Mammamia
“I wasn’t walking around with jackboots and a whip!” Jimmy Page shares 50th anniversary memories of Led Zeppelin IV
Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones look back on Led Zep IV… and reveal the working title for Stairway To Heaven
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A tribute to Mountain's Leslie West
Leslie West made his name in the early 70s with Mountain, Jeff Beck once describing him as “the greatest living guitarist in the world”
How I discovered Lynyrd Skynyrd, by Al Kooper
How a chance meeting with Al Kooper in Georgia gave Lynyrd Skynyrd their big break
The story behind the song: Orange Goblin's Beginner's Guide To Suicide
How Orange Goblin traded in dungeons and dragons lyrics for the plague, and entered a new era for the UK stoner rock heroes
Why I ❤️ Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, by Juliette Lewis
"If someone couldn’t see the greatness of Tom Petty as a songwriter, I’d just think they were not playing with a full deck" - Juliette Lewis
Herman Rarebell would like to set the record straight
As well as rereleasing his debut solo album and touring his new art project, Herman Rarebell is itching to highlight his contribution to the Scorpions
What Charles Manson heard in The Beatles' White Album
Convinced The Beatles were sending him messages across the Atlantic, Charles Manson used the White Album songs to inspire a series of brutal murders
Amyl And The Sniffers: "I always thought Led Zeppelin were not real"
Aussie punks Amyl And The Sniffers know their time in the sun could be brief, so they’re shooting for the moon
Highways to Hell: 10 streets named after rock bands
Your handy guide to the most rock'n'roll streets on the planet, from AC/DC to Frank Zappa
Why I 🧡 AC/DC's Powerage, by Aerosmith's Joe Perry
Aerosmith guitarist and AC/DC admirer Joe Perry on the Aussie band’s underrated classic, Powerage
Tracks of the Week: new music from Crazy Lixx, Green Lung and more
Tracks of the Week: it's like The Squid Game, but with none of the violence
10 great bands whose debut albums weren't actually that great
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
"I got choked up": Mastodon's Brann Dailor reviews Metallica's Black Album set at Aftershock festival
Mastodon drummer Brann Dailor got up close to Metallica's surprise Black Album set at Aftershock Festival - here's his exclusive review
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Judas Priest's quest to build a metal monster documented on 50 Heavy Metal Years Of Music
Judas Priest celebrate their half-century with 50 Heavy Metal Years Of Music: a career-spanning metal blow-out
David Crosby's If Only I Could Remember My Name: still triumphant, 50 years on
2-CD reissue of David Crosby's 1971 debut solo album If Only I Could Remember My Name featuring bonus out-takes, extra tracks, alternative versions
Santana's Blessings And Miracles: successfully continuing the search for singers
Santana's back with Blessings And Miracles and he’s brought some new friends with him. And Rob Thomas
Tom Morello continues to break the rules on The Atlas Underground Fire
The Atlas Underground Fire finds Rage Against The Machine man Tom Morello and all-star collaborators pushing the ‘pop’ button
Alcatrazz showcase classic metallic fire and fury on V
V proves that Alcatrazz still have it after all these years
The Record Company branch out on Play Loud with mixed results
Bluesy Californians’ The Record Company try to broaden their appeal on third album Play Loud
Wayward Sons step up a level on Even Up The Score
Toby Jepson's Wayward Sons come of age on album number three, Even Up The Score
Mark Knopfler does it gently on The Studio Albums 1996-2007
Dire Straits mainman Mark Knopfler's steady-going box set showcases the value of underplaying
Ministry's fifteenth album Moral Hygiene provides a few surprise twists
Ministry's Al Jourgensen, industrial metal’s favourite deviant, is back with the Trump-inspired Moral Hygiene
Neil Young at Carnegie Hall: acoustic perfection and a rapturous audience make for magnificence
The first in Neil Young's Young's bootleg series was brilliantly recorded just after the Goldrush at the Carnegie Hall in New York City in 1970
