After seeing Ramones play in New Jersey in 1979, Bruce Springsteen wrote a song for the New York punks, but was advised not to give it away
Produced by country connoisseur Dave Cobb, Halestorm’s sixth album will be sometimes eclectic, always energetic
Prog veteran recalls connecting with Sandy Denny, his band’s attempt to fire him, being loved by Led Zeppelin, why they’ve never had a Steven Wilson remix, the “albatross” of Part Of The Union and the unreleased, more political version
A personal look back at the music, life and times of Neil Peart, the Rush drummer/lyricist and cornerstone who died on January 7, 2020
Never mind the width, feel the quality: With five albums in 46 years, Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour isn't the most prolific of solo acts, but the standard is high
SAS Rogue Heroes is back with a bang. Hundreds and thousands of bangs, actually
The folk icon – who never planned on being one – recalls hilarious haircuts, playing musical bedrooms, boxing clever with label execs and becoming a heavy metal fan
Including Bonnie Tyler, Thundermother, Mary Spender and five other resolute New Year rockers
The tale of how the Welsh trio's last Number One single, which was released 25 years ago next week, came together.
Spectacular live disaster hasn’t killed guitarist Jim Morris’ passion for Pictures At An Exhibition
How a pleasant night out at a Japanese restaurant ended with Kinks mainman Ray Davies diving for cover as a gunman took aim
Joe Satriani knows a thing or two about great guitarists – and he says the Nirvana frontman was one of them
No band did more than Saxon to put the NWOBHM on the map
Living with Hendrix? Jamming with Dylan? Giving Axl relationship advice? Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood has done it all
Thirty years ago, Eddie Vedder & co. aired a live radio show and delivered a cult classic featuring guest slots from their heavyweight grunge pals
From Six. By Seven to Clinic and The Delgados to …Trail Of Dead, here’s ten albums released in 2000 worthy of a revisit 25 years later
Surrounded by genre-breakers from an early age, the Mahivshnu Orchestra mastermind learned quickly about ignoring critics – but never stops reminding himself of his own incapabilities and ignorance
Nearly 100 years ago, Jimmie Rodgers wired a connection between the blues and country music with a guitar, some jokes and a yodel
That time Public Enemy's Chuck D and Run DMC's Daryl McDaniels fronted the ultimate rock supergroup
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