12 studio albums, 63 singles and over 180 songs as a solo artist (not to mention collabs with everyone from Alice Cooper to Rob Zombie) – we want you to tell us which Ozzy Osbourne songs rank as the greatest in his canon
With King's X, solo album Joy Bomb, and two other band projects, it's a busy time for the bassist/vocalist Dug Pinnick
The second Guns N' Roses album wasn't really an album at all, but it remains a remarkable one-off, and includes Axl Rose's most controversial song
10 instrumental album intros that will get your blood pumping and rile you up for the metallic mayhem to come
Well-travelled guitarist Bernie Marsden picks his records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, but remains secretive about the worst record he ever made
Eight first class tickets for this week's rock'n'roll train ride to glory
Black Friday Record Store Day delivers new releases from Iron Maiden, Ozzy Osbourne, Aerosmith, Jimi Hendrix, Blackberry Smoke and more
Marilyn Manson has been included in this year's Grammy nominations via his contribution to Kanye West's song Jail, proving how little progress we've made when it comes to convincing the industry to care about abuse
Ozzy Osbourne superfan Mark Sandwell reunites the Prince Of Darkness with a long lost stolen golden disc, stolen from the band's camp decades ago
Praying Mantis founder Tino Troy reflects on 40 years of the classic Time Tells No Lies album and reveals the problems Brexit and the pandemic have thrown at the band
From Starbenders to The Struts and Måneskin, glam rock is back back BACK, in all its stack-heeled, foot-stomping, glitter-dusted splendour
The best songs from everyone's favourite occultist party band Ghost
Ugly Kid Joe's Whitfield Crane remembers the life-changing experience of touring with Ozzy Osbourne after his band played the Randy Rhoads benefit show in March 1992
Ozzy Osbourne was on the backfoot going in to make No More Tears, but a dream team of Zakk Wylde, Duane Baron, John Purdell and Lemmy Kilmister turned the album into a second coming
Women already dominate in pop, country and rap, and rock is finally catching up. These 10 artists are all the proof you need
Krautrock runs a truly revolutionary gamut from avant-garde dance to proggy space rock to minimalist electronica and beyond – and these are its best albums
How did AC/DC follow the globe-conquering success of Back In Black? With For Those About To Rock, and great difficulty
Trivium frontman Matt Heafy talks autographing babies, evil Japanese creatures, and why Dave Mustaine is unlike anyone else on the planet
Thin Lizzy guitarist Scott Gorman talks about the dangers of boredom, the problems of fame, and working with good people
