Reviews

This Irish trio are the loudest band I've seen in 40 years of gig-going. You'll be hearing more from them, like it or not

By Paul Brannigan published 12 May 26

Bucket: the very, very, very loud sound of the underground, blow minds at their debut London headline show

Viral sensations Angine de Poitrine dazzle, confuse and delight at debut London show

By Polly Glass published 12 May 26

Avant-garde Canadian twosome Angine de Poitrine justify all the hype at their sold-out London debut

Album Of The Week Club: The Sex Pistols burn the apple cart to the ground on Never Mind The Bollocks

By Classic Rock Magazine published 11 May 26

A work of spittle-flecked, petulant genius

Review: Linda Perry puts her strengths and vulnerabilities on display for the world to see

By Emma Johnston published 7 May 26

Former 4 Non Blondes frontwoman and all-powerful pop songwriter Linda Perry goes solo

Review: The Lemon Twigs fill a bumper bag of poptastic delight on Look For Your Mind!

By Pat Carty published 7 May 26

Brian and Michael D’Addario continue to effortlessly pluck songs from the rock'n'roll ether

Everything that happened at the debut live show by Stanley Simmons

By Joe Daly published 5 May 26

The sons of Kiss icons Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons played their first show together at a tiny venue in San Diego – and Classic Rock was down the front

Pro-Ject T1 EVO BT turntable review: a multi-connectible wonder of a starter record player

By Scott Munro published 5 May 26

The Pro-Ject T1 EVO BT is audiophile-adjacency at its near-best – and likely to be somewhat overshadowed by its competitors

Supergroup Wild Horses pull up short on lacklustre debut studio album

By Classic Rock Magazine published 4 May 26

Rainbow's Jimmy Bain + Thin Lizzy's Brian Robertson = Mild Horses

Corpse-painted nuns, sparklers and songs about sex: Dogma return to the UK

By Rich Hobson published 1 May 26

Despite some controversy about the band's line-up, Dogma's first headline tour of the UK has been sold out for months

The Black Keys go back to basics on the revitalised, urgent and gloriously unrefined Peaches!

By Julian Marszalek published 30 April 26

Blues rockers The Black Keys return to their roots in more ways than one