Rammstein's Till Lindemann reveals 'I Hate Kids' European tour dates
Rammstein frontman Till Lindemann announces first six dates of his solo Ich Hasse Kinder tour
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Rammstein's Till Lindemann reveals 'I Hate Kids' European tour dates
Rammstein frontman Till Lindemann announces first six dates of his solo Ich Hasse Kinder tour
The Muppets performing Mr Blue Sky is a psychedelic, candy-coloured delight
Muppets house band Dr. Teeth And The Electric Mayhem deliver a hallucinatory version of ELO's classic Mr Blue Sky
ELP reach for the stars with new Out Of This World: Live (1970-1997) box set
Prog legends ELP team up with stargazing app Star Walk 2 for special celestial promotion for new box set
Bob Vylan to support Biffy Clyro on intimate upcoming UK tour
Bob Vylan announce that they will be supporting Biffy Clyro on the Scottish trio's UK Fingers Crossed tour
W.A.S.P. announce UK dates as part of their 40th anniversary celebrations
Blackie Lawless promises “all the fire and all the blood” as W.A.S.P. return to shock rock roots for 40th anniversary tour
Posies disband as Ken Stringfellow is accused of sexual misconduct
Posies co-founder Ken Stringfellow faces accusations of sexual misconduct from three women, as bandmates exit group
Idles announce In Conversation With Joe Talbot events, featuring Q&A sessions
Idles frontman Joe Talbot is to speak at Q&A evenings across the UK, hosted by Creation Records head Alan McGee
Rob Halford recalls heartfelt letter which opened the door for Judas Priest return
Rob Halford once wrote a "really intimate and personal letter" to his former bandmates in hope of reclaiming his spot as Judas Priest's frontman
Dream Theater release new video for the epic Awaken The Master
Awaken The Master comes from Dream Theater's recent album A View From The Top Of The World
Elton John on his notorious temper: "It’s still in me to explode at any moment"
Elton John admits he still struggles with the "erratic" and "unpredictable" behaviour that made him rock'n'roll's most quick-tempered diva in the 70s
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Dee Snider: my stories of Jimmy Page, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Metallica and more
Twisted Sister legend Dee Snider lifts the veil on his encounters with Johnny Cash, John Denver, Alice Cooper, Gene Simmons, Henry Kissinger and Mick Jagger
Interview: Joe Satriani on mafia scams and the perils of the rock’n’roll lifestyle
Guitar maestro Joe Satriani on Jimi Hendrix, seizing the moment, and what he's learned from a lifetime's string wrangling
How Mr Big wrote To Be With You and scored a million-dollar drill sponsorship
At the dawn of the 90s Mr. Big were just another LA hard rock band who could barely get arrested. Then along came monster hit To Be With You, which turned them into accidental pop stars
The Desert Sessions: how Dune became metal’s favourite sci-fi epic
Forget Star Wars – Dune is the thinking metal band’s psychedelic science fiction saga of choice.
Tracks of the Week: new music from Eric Gales, Dan Reed Network and more
Eight musical manifestos, ready to contest this week's rock'n'roll election
Laughing in the face of controversy: Uncle Watson’s Widow
Meet North Carolina's Uncle Watson’s Widow: a band determined to make blues rock relevant again
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 Been Caught Stealing by Jane's Addiction
How Been Caught Stealing turned LA’s weirdest band Jane's Addiction into the godfathers of alternative rock
Roger Waters: his best albums
A guide to former Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters' best albums – picked from the Floyd recordings he dominated and his solo career
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
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Sixx AM show musical insight but lack consistency on curiously named Hits
Sixx AM's Hits - a misleading title for decent compilation from Nikki Sixx's other band
The Replacements are reliably raucous on 100-track expansion of debut album
The deluxe edition of The Replacements' debut album Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash is, if not ‘the’, certainly ‘a’ motherlode
The Pineapple Thief continue to captivate on Nothing But The Truth
Post-proggers The Pineapple Thief's Nothing But The Truth captures livestreamed lockdown shows on a range of formats
Dream Theater exhaust their armoury on A View From The Top Of The World
A View From The Top Of The World is the 15th studio album by veteran prog metallurgists Dream Theater
Biffy Clyro's The Myth Of Happily Ever After: glorious, instantly recognisable weirdness
Lockdown experimentation from ever-inventive Scottish trio Biffy Clyro takes on a life of its own on The Myth Of Happily Ever After
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
