Reviews

Foo Fighters return to their punk roots in Manchester

By Rich Hobson published 1 March 26

Dave Grohl winds back the clocks with a very sweaty, very intimate show in Manchester

The “moving” Paul McCartney documentary that shows the failures between the triumphs

By Julian Marszalek published 26 February 26

Paul McCartney: Man On The Run spotlights the trials and triumphs of the post-Beatles 70s

Rob Zombie goes full bore, full gore on blood-soaked eighth album The Great Satan

By Philip Wilding published 26 February 26

After a four-year hiatus, Rob Zombie returns to his frantic and frenetic Hellbilly roots

The Darkness in Auckland, New Zealand - live review

By Fraser Lewry published 19 February 26

At the end of the year, The Darkness will headline the O2 in London: This week, we caught up with them at a venue 1/20th of the size in New Zealand

Faster Pussycat's debut is a middle-finger-in-the-air collection of songs about sex, drugs and rock'n'roll

By Classic Rock Magazine published 16 February 26

Faster Pussycat capture all the sleaze of Sunset Strip on rowdy self-titled debut

Deftones get hot and heavy at first UK show of 2026

By Rich Hobson published 13 February 26

TikTok, baddiecore and the nu metal renaissance: Deftones are finally getting their dues

Beers, belly flops and the Bahamas: what it's like on the 70000 Tons Of Metal cruise

By Rich Hobson published 11 February 26

Anthrax, Paradise Lost, Eluveitie and more packed out this year's 70000 Tons Of Metal

Disney+ review: An all-singing, all-dancing family streaming service with music docs and more

By James Grimshaw last updated 10 February 26

Disney+ is a mecca for family-friendly programming, but also a font of excellent adult-oriented media, music content and more

Paramount+ review: A well-priced streaming service with a host of huge IPs, but not enough music content

By James Grimshaw published 10 February 26

This streaming platform is a sometimes-buggy, often-charming collection of nostalgic media and trailblazing TV - but music obsessives might be disappointed

Scorpions mix hard rock, pop and metal on the pre-stardom classic Taken By Force

By Classic Rock Magazine published 9 February 26

The Scorpions' last album with Uli Jon Roth and first with Herman Rarebell sums them up in the year that punk broke