A one-man blues explosion is currently detonating on social media
Jeremy DeBardi of Steel Beans is like a one-man White Stripes, he's blowing up on Twitter, and he's coming to a west coast venue near you soon
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A one-man blues explosion is currently detonating on social media
Jeremy DeBardi of Steel Beans is like a one-man White Stripes, he's blowing up on Twitter, and he's coming to a west coast venue near you soon
The Beatles launch extremely trippy first take of Tomorrow Never Knows
The early version of the psychedelic classic Tomorrow Never Knows comes from the upcoming expanded edition of The Beatles' Revolver
Venus and Serena Williams are huge Alice In Chains fans
“So great to see them rocking out down front,” says Alice In Chains singer William DuVall of tennis superstars Serena and Venus Williams
Rammstein have put a restraining order out against Viagogo, one of the world's biggest ticket reselling platforms
Viagogo are legally banned from reselling tickets to Rammstein's 2023 European stadium tour
Dave Mustaine wants to write with James Hetfield again, thinks there's a "good possibility" of it happening
Apparently Mustaine's hope of working with Hetfield again has helped in "pushing" him forwards!
Metallica’s James Hetfield is selling cigars now
Light up a Blackened cigar while you twiddle your thumbs waiting for the new Metallica album
GoFundMe launched for singer Kenny Collins after brain tumour diagnosis
Kenny Collins, former frontman with Scottish rockers Logan, has undergone an emergency operation after collapsing
Muse announce 2023 North American tour with Evanescence
Devon alt-rock trio Muse will be heading off across the pond for a North American tour in 2023 with Evanescence as special guests
Listen to the heartwarming voicemail Taylor Hawkins left for Miley Cyrus urging her to cover Def Leppard's Photograph
Miley was one of the stars of the show at this week's Taylor Hawkins tribute show - and it turns out the man himself was behind her decision to sing the Def Leppard classic
Ian Anderson Plays Orchestral Jethro Tull to get vinyl release for very first time
Ian Anderson's Orchestral Jethro Tull album will be released on vinyl for the very first time in November
Watch Shane Hawkins steal the show again by smashing two Foo Fighters songs at his dad Taylor's LA tribute show
At the tribute concert held for his father Taylor Hawkins earlier this week, Shane perfectly smashed out two Foo Fighters songs in his honour
David Bowie's Hunky Dory to be released as a deluxe reissue featuring unreleased tracks, demos and more
A Divine Symmetry: The Journey to Hunky Dory will contain unreleased tracks, home demos and live recordings
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How Diamond Head gave Metallica a classic and paid for Brian Tatler's house
The story of Diamond Head's NWOBHM classic Am I Evil, a song that anticipated black metal and inspired Metallica
Tracks of the Week: new music from Skid Row, Tuk Smith and more
Eight new songs to revive your get-up-and-go, just in case it got up and went
“I wanted to help Yes reinvent itself." The story of Yes and The Quest
How prog legends Yes set about making their twenty-second studio album The Quest
How Bruce Springsteen battled the "black sludge" of depression to make his brutal, lo-fi masterpiece Nebraska
Released on September 30, 1982, Bruce Springsteen's stark, dark sixth album might just be his best
Watch Kate Bush dance in front of a giant lizard on 80s German TV in one of her most delightfully strange moments ever
There was method to this madness, but it doesn't make it any less of a fascinating spectacle
That time James Hetfield got onstage to sing a grunge classic with Alice In Chains
James Hetfield doesn’t get onstage with many other bands – but he made an exception for Alice In Chains
The story behind every Slipknot album cover
From the masked maniac look of their debut to the kaleidoscopic The End, So Far, this is the definitive story behind every Slipknot album cover
Lars Ulrich's anti-Napster video remains one of metal's weirdest moments ever
We still can't believe the Metallica man did this
Remembering the time Jethro Tull were allowed on kids TV and scared the hell out of everyone with a truly bizarre performance
It started innocently enough. Then things got weird. Really weird.
10 things you never knew about Alice In Chains’ Dirt
Riots, broken limbs and firings – this is the story behind Alice In Chains’ landmark second album Dirt
The Verve's Urban Hymns at 25: "a record of phenomenal depth, honesty and complexity"
Released on September 29, 1997, The Verve's masterpiece Urban Hymns is a BritPop-era album like no other
The Glenn Hughes albums you should definitely own
Thirty years of hard-rocking, blues’n’funk alchemy has earned golden-throated bassist Glenn Hughes a place at the top table of British rock - and these are his best albums
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Roger Taylor's live album a tidy, enthusiastically received triumph
The Outsider Tour Live is a scorching live set from Queen drummer Roger Taylor
Rory Gallagher's Deuce expanded and remixed but still sounding good at 50
Late Irish bluesmaster Rory Gallagher's second album gets the bells-and-whistles treatment
Slipknot return to the apex on experimental maelstrom The End, So Far
Iowa’s masked machine Slipknot get freaky on album seven The End, So Far
Pixies still blend subtle malevolence with surprise and intrigue
Alt.rock legends Pixies return with Doggerel and more tales from the dark side
The Dead Daisies: taut, vibrant rock that ticks every box
Glenn Hughes and co shine bright with more hefty, sun-soaked rock on sixth Dead Daisies album Radiance
Dead Kennedys's debut: still satirical, still subversive, now with extra shine
The Dead Kennedys' hardcore punk classic Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables has been sonically retooled for a new generation
Monster Truck's Warriors offers the escapism we could all do with right now
Country kicks and rock’n’roll singalongs fill Monster Truck's fourth album Warriors
Dio: Dreamers Never Die is the documentary Ronnie James Dio deserves
Review: Illuminating, funny and occasionally brutally honest, Dio: Dreamers Never Die is an insightful portrait of one of metal’s most beloved figures
Billy Idol's The Cage is compact, catchy, precision-tooled pop-rock
Stanmore’s finest Billy Idol gets his motor running on his second EP in a year, The Cage
Troy Redfern continues breakneck creative pace on The Wings Of Salvation
The Wings Of Salvation is Hertfordshire bluesman Troy Redfern's sixth album in two years
Dr. John is in tip-top form on posthumous album Things Happen That Way
Dr John raves from the grave on star-studded album Things Happen That Way, completed after his death
