Steve Howe to release new solo album Love Is
Love Is to be released the day after Steve Howe's autobiography All My Yesterdays is published
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Steve Howe to release new solo album Love Is
Love Is to be released the day after Steve Howe's autobiography All My Yesterdays is published
Biff Byford hints at a “special” 2021 for Saxon
Vocalist Biff Byford talks career highs, the status of the new Saxon album and the band being offered “something quite special” for 2021
Ozzy Osbourne lifts the lid on Ordinary Man tracklist
Ozzy’s first studio album in 10 years will be released later this week, with The Prince Of Darkness confirming it’ll include his collaboration with Post Malone and Travis Scott
Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s Karn Evil 9 set to become sci-fi movie
Company behind the Jumanji films lock down the rights to develop a movie based around Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s 1973 track
US Army pay tribute to Neil Peart with stunning cover of Time Stand Still
The United States Army Band release video of their cover of Rush’s 1987 track Time Stand Still in honour of Neil Peart
System Of A Down’s John Dolmayan recruits Serj Tankian for cover of Bowie’s Starman
John Dolmayan’s These Grey Men project launch their take on the classic David Bowie track - with special guest Serj Tankian
Elton John forced to cut New Zealand show short due to pneumonia diagnosis
Elton John is forced to leave the stage at his show in Auckland after losing his voice - singer later revealed he’s been diagnosed with walking pneumonia
Rage Against The Machine add tour dates and reveal measures to combat scalpers
Rage Against The Machine have added further shows to their reunion tour and they've also come up with a plan to stop the ticket scalpers
Black Sabbath debut: Woman from cover finally identified 50 years on
Fifty years after she appeared on the cover of Black Sabbath’s debut album, Louisa Livingstone speaks for the first time about the day of the famous photoshoot
Me And That Man team up with Ihsahn for new single By The River
Me And That Man - the project helmed by Behemoth’s Nergal - release video for the track By The River featuring Ihsahn
Saxon’s Biff Byford shares the love on Valentine’s Day with new single Me And You
The Saxon frontman’s new track will feature on his upcoming solo album School Of Hard Knocks
Former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman to sell more than 1000 items at auction
Bassist Bill Wyman will sell items from his archive including instruments, clothes, personal items and more in May - portion of proceeds will go to charity
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How The Breakfast Club Killed Simple Minds
John Hughes' 80s teen movies were famous for their soundtracks. So how come they killed the career of every band they featured?
What happened when Led Zeppelin played Atlantic's 40th birthday party
It's 1988, and it's the day before Atlantic Records' 40th birthday party. Led Zeppelin have agreed to play, but that's just about all Jimmy Page and Robert Plant agree about
Tracks of the Week: new music from The Blinders, Biff Byford and more
Eight of the best new things in rock'n'roll right now. But which is YOUR favourite? Tell us...
10 songs that inspired Starbenders' extraordinary second album Love Potions
Atlanta glam outfit Starbenders have just released one of 2020's best albums in Love Potions. But what music shapes their sound?
Glenn Hughes interview: "we’re all gonna die... so live each day"
Glenn Hughes on health and happiness, looking back at Black Country Communion, and joining The Dead Daisies
Black Sabbath and the story of the album that gave birth to Metal
They were four lads from Birmingham who took one day to record an album that would give birth to heavy metal. This is the story of Black Sabbath's first album
The Doors: a celebration of the late Ray Manzarek
Keyboard player and filmmaker Ray Manzarek was the beating heart of The Doors long after they split
Dear Rage Against The Machine: Stay relevent or stand down
RATM's take no sh*t attitude, raw aggression and guerrilla politics are needed now more than ever, but can they win over Gen- Z or will they be reduced to a nostalgia act?
Ronnie Wood: cleaning up, beating cancer, and what's going on with the Stones
After early days as a signwriter, Ronnie Wood joined the Jeff Beck Group, the Faces and the Stones. More recently he's beaten cancer, recorded a Chuck Berry tribute and fathered twins
Lindemann interview: cannibalism, death and rubber fetishes
Lindemann’s compelling new album covers all sorts of dark matter. But from the main brains behind Rammstein and Hypocrisy, you shouldn't be surprised
The story of The Firm: the band that saved Jimmy Page
Paul Rodgers and Jimmy Page in one band? What could possibly go wrong? This is the story of The Firm
Slash: School, fame and weird phobias
What gives horror fan Slash the ol' heebie-jeebies?
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Anvil's Legal At Last: the most Anvil record since the last Anvil record
Anvil continue to be both Canadian and metal on 18th studio album Legal At Last
Blackwater Conspiracy: the sound of a band starting to sing their own song
Two Tails & The Dirty Truth Of Love & Revolution is the second album from acclaimed Irish rock’n’rollers Blackwater Conspiracy
Those Damn Crows' Point Of No Return: energetic, merciless, irresistible
Bridgend boys Those Damn Crows hit escape velocity on second album Point Of No Return
Gary Moore's Live From London: raw, varied, incendiary
Recorded at London's Islington Academy in 2009, Gary Moore: Live from London finds the guitarist back in blue and at his peak
Magnum's The Serpent Rings: continuing the second wave of success
Magnum's 21st studio album The Serpent Rings looks set to continue the band’s hard-won late-career revival
Pink Floyd's The Later Years: when an 18 disc box set isn't quite enough
Even with remixed albums and live recordings, Pink Floyd's The Later Years box set isn't quite as thorough as it could have been
The Rolling Stones: Let It Bleed 50th Anniversary Edition album review
The Rolling Stones’ 60s high-water mark Let It Bleed, now in a multi-format package with extras
Jeff Lynne’s ELO: From Out Of Nowhere - frailty and manufactured perfection
Mostly a sparkling continuation of Jeff Lynne’s return to form on From Out Of Nowhere
Neil Young & Crazy Horse's Colorado: incensed yet infinitely vulnerable
Neil Young and the old posse saddle up in some style on Colorado
