According to the guitarist, Creed had a unique appeal compared to other bands around them at the time
Metallica's bassist suggests people really don't hate St. Anger as much as you might think
Blur frontman says he can find "no joy" in Rolling Stones' new album and slams their promotional tactics
1953 Fender Precision bass owned and beloved by late ZZ Top star becomes second highest selling bass in auction history
A senior record industry exec thinks that physical records should be banned and that global live shows should be screened online to combat the climate crisis
The 1997 single is the Foos’ first song to reach 10 digits on streaming services
System Of A Down’s singer and Black Sabbath’s guitarist collaborated with Gibson CEO Cesar Gueikian to release a brand new song for charity
Ded Leppard and Journey have shared details of their Summer Stadium Tour 2024, reveal Heart, Cheap Trick and The Steve Miller Band as special guests
Big Big Train will release The Likes Of Us, their first studio album with new singer Alberto Bravin, in March
The Welsh festival up a mountain has announced its first big headliner for 2024
Iron Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain says he feared for his career after suffering a transient ischaemic attack (TIA) in January
Mr Big will headline the second Maid Of Stone Festival – with more acts also announced
Eight rockin' ways to kick the week off in style
From greatest hits to rarity-stacked soundtracks, these are the best compilations in the history of heaviness
Bad Company’s second album, Straight Shooter, was the one that sealed their superstardom
Sepultura were one of metal’s most celebrated names. Then, once frontman Max Cavalera left, they became one of its most underrated
Their killer theme for Rocky III made stars of soft rockers Survivor – but their tale of heroism and heartbreak had no Hollywood ending
Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale talks the albums that changed her life, from Black Sabbath and Alice Cooper to Sevendust and Disturbed
Green Lung's horror theatricality and Zeppelin-style folk diversify the doom diet beyond Black Sabbath alone
Used as a byword for musical over-indulgence, 1973 album fought its creators every step of the way – right down to its master tapes nearly being crushed by a bus
Pioneering indie label Stiff Records was home to some of the great music of the 70s and 80s, from Ian Dury to The Pogues, The Damned and beyond. And these are the labe's best albums
Kiss supported Black Sabbath for three dates on the Sabotage tour, and Gene Simmons remembers it well
Before And After finds Neil Young turning acoustic re-recordings of some of his past songs into a single music montage
Three nights, three albums, one stodgy tone: Bryan Adams plays the hits live at the iconic Royal Albert Hall
Working Man is the final album by blues aficionado and former Whitesnake star Bernie Marsden
A reissue of Kate Bush's 1985 album Hounds Of Love with new artwork, illustrations, and solar-powered flashing LEDs
Or could the end be just another beginning?
Almost a decade on from their self-titled debut album, Babymetal are leading lights for the next generation of metal star
i/o is a reflective and inventive return from art-rock master Peter Gabriel, two decades in the making
Ian Anderson had an album’s worth of material left over from War Child and he splattered them across various compilations. Now they're collected on vinyl for the first time
Yes's breakthrough album has been effectively re-repackaged, again: there's plenty of greatness included, but when is enough enough?
The debut album from mysterious nun-rockers Dogma is a blasphemous celebration of sex and hard rock cheese
