Latest Reviews on Classic Rock
To Hell And Back is the third album from New Yorker Des Rocs, and the garage has been repurposed as a glitter-encrusted drag cave
All-killer, no-filler compilation that pairs bludgeon riffola with melody. Single-disc minimalism rules!
The super deluxe version of Cream's Wheels Of Fire: Now available in triple vinyl or quintuple CD
All the constituent parts are in place - but there’s no real spark, no moment when the band sound like they might attain musical nirvana
Bryan Ferry, Phil Manzanera and Andy MacKay reach peak maturity
October Rust: the culmination of Type O Negative’s progress from ugly ducklings to uglier swans
Dave Grohl's 20-year-old daughter Violet steps into the spotlight
Saint Agnes's third album Your God Fearing Days Are About To Begin is a finely tuned beast
Gish is celebrating its 35th birthday in shades of variously coloured vinyl
A mixed bag from arguably the world's greatest songwriter
The seventh album from enigmatic Nashville rockers All Them Witches comes after a period of upheaval and regrouping
Sugar make their first UK appearances in more than 30 years – and suddenly it feels like 1994 again
Machine Head was the album that set the template for Deep Purple’s entire future direction
Rumours of Megadeth going quietly are clearly unfounded
In which Van the Man accidentally invents Montrose
At London’s Desertfest, the occult five-piece perform all of their darkly fun anthems while backed up by gorgeous videos, returning members and a malfunctioning, Eddie-like mascot
Halestorm put on the performance of a lifetime at Sonic Temple 2026
