26 years since its release, Nirvana's In Utero still withstands the test of time. Red Method pay tribute to the landmark album, and premiere their brutal cover of Heart Shaped Box
A "ridiculous" follow up to its dark and vulnerable predecessor, The Fragile helped usher Nine Inch Nails' sound into a new millennium
We united four of the scene’s most prominent modern guitarists for a look at the current state of guitar music, the evolution of the guitar hero, and what it takes to be a true rock star in the modern era. Here’s what they had to say…
The men and women who built rock'n'roll all had their favourite weapons, and this series tells their stories
The guitars, amp and pedal you need to sound like the man who defined heavy metal.
The guitars, amp and fx you need for the best possible Experience...
The guitars, amp and pedal you need to mount the tonal stairway to the ultimate early Led Zeppelin sound
It's a long way to the shops if you wanna sound like Malcolm Young, the much-missed rhythm genius of AC/DC. But, for those of you about to rock, we have the know-how...
Game changers: 21 albums that shifted the way rock musicians approached the guitar, 1956-2001
Primus might be an acquired taste, but at their best this musically unique and gloriously oddball trio made some truly compelling records
From fisticuffs to wars of words to litigation and beyond, rock’n’roll’s divorce courts are packed with animosity
They thought the 1970 Isle Of Wight festival was going to be several days of peace, love and music – just like Woodstock the previous year. They thought wrong
When it was time for the Scorpions to close the Day On The Green festival, they were determined to get from their dressing room to the stage in style. So they took a limo. “What do you expect us to do?” asked guitarist Rudy Schenker. “Walk?!”
The new issue of Classic Rock contains Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Slayer and Rammstein, and a free CD featuring some of the world's best new bands
You want new music? Like, really GOOD new music? Walk this way, folks, and check out Classic Rock's Tracks Of The Week.
The Cars motored up the charts with a trailerfull of hits in the 70s and 80s before their engine fell out. Here's a look back at their albums, in chronological order
A litany of chaos from rock's ultimate bad boys, Motley Crue
Sponsored The Wildhearts play 10 dates at smaller venues next month. Here's why you'd be mad to miss them…
