One Year Gone: Phil 'Philthy' Taylor - One Man Rock 'N' Roll Wrecking Machine By Dom Lawson published 11 November 16 He brought the thunder, drove Motorhead's sound and played like a punk rock John Bonham. Why we still miss the inimitable Phil 'Philthy' Taylor
Leonard Cohen dead, aged 82 By Scott Rowley published 11 November 16 Iconic Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen has died, his label confirms
Dio hologram is no attempt to raise the dead By Martin Kielty published 9 November 16 Dio Disciples guitarist Craig Goldy says Dio hologram is a way of giving icon back to fans and not an attempt to raise the dead - as festival tour plans are outlined
James Hetfield: Get Lemmy in Hall Of Fame By Martin Kielty published 9 November 16 Metallica frontman James Hetfield insists it’s “really, really important” to have Motorhead inducted into Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame following Lemmy’s death
Bullying, O.C.D. And Broken Hearts: The Truth About The Ramones By Kris Needs published 4 November 16 They looked like a band of bruddas, yet beneath the fringes the Ramones were plagued by trauma, illness and bullying from the outset to the bitter end
Bloody But Unbowed: How Slayer Turned The World Red By Joel McIver published 3 November 16 Dave Lombardo had rejoined the band, Tom Ayara was losing his sister to cancer and Kerry King was still as reassuringly angry as ever. Little wonder that Slayer's World Painted Blood roared...
When Rock Families Go To War By Johnny Sharp published 2 November 16 Dweezil Zappa is fighting with his siblings over the right to perform his father's music, but they're not the first families of rock to end up sparring over a deceased star's estate
Review roundup - this month's best new progressive music releases By Grant Moon published 29 October 16 Not yet rated Grant Moon rounds up the latest progressive music releases from Tilted Axes, Tim Muddiman And The Strange, Cairo, Savoy Motel and Mild High Club
The 10 Best Deftones Songs Released During 1995-2000 By Stephen Hill published 28 October 16 In the short space of just five years, Deftones transformed their music and themselves with an inventive mix of trip hop, atmospherics and hard rock, here's how they did it...
How Clown almost drowned during a Slipknot gig and other stories By TeamRock published 27 October 16 The Slipknot percussionist on near death experiences, his mask and Officer Downe
The Downward Spiral: How Scott Weiland And Velvet Revolver Fell To Pieces By Peter Makowski published 27 October 16 Rehab, retribution and in-fighting. After an acclaimed multi-million selling debut, the wheels quickly started coming off for Velvet Revolver and their estranged and troubled singer...
Messin' With The Kid - What Made Rory Gallagher One Of A Kind By Gavin Martin published 24 October 16 Pioneer, bluesman, ambassador for his homeland, statues erected in his name, even praised by his own president: how did Rory Gallagher become such a national treasure?
Dio offshoot Last In Line release Already Dead video By Martin Kielty published 24 October 16 Watch Last In Line’s lyric video for Already Dead, recorded before the passing of bassist Jimmy Bain
The story of Starz, the band who grabbed defeat from the jaws of victory By Dave Ling published 21 October 16 A major deal, the same manager as Kiss, Jon Bon Jovi and Lars Ulrich were fans. So how come Starz didn’t go supernova?
Randy Blythe to auction gold disc for late fan The Duke By Martin Kielty published 20 October 16 Lamb Of God frontman Randy Blythe offers gold disc for auction to assist cancer charity after death of fan who inspired The Duke EP
Lemmy lives, claims conspiracy theorist By Martin Kielty published 18 October 16 Conspiracy theorist claims Motorhead icon Lemmy is still alive after making “blood sacrifice pact” with Illuminati
Helmet's Page Hamilton: "David Bowie may have saved my life" By Kiran Acharya published 17 October 16 The Helmet frontman remembers his first meeting with David Bowie, which led to a performance at Wembley Stadium
Tony Iommi interview: 'Some Nights I'd Do Two Or Three Grams Of Coke' By Paul Elliott published 17 October 16 Knife-carrying thug, practical joker, drug fiend and the inventor of heavy metal, Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi on his life less ordinary
The troublesome search for Ronnie Montrose By Jaan Uhelzski published 17 October 16 For two years Classic Rock tried to track down America’s most elusive guitar hero. With the help of bandmates and producer, the feature was filed. Then the news broke that Ronnie had died
Lemmy: "Might as well die of something you like than be 120 and bored" By Scott Rowley published 15 October 16 Mr Ian Kilmister on sex, drugs, rock'n'roll... and everything in between
