In February 2023, Rick Wakeman CBE performed two sell-out concerts at the London Palladium which celebrated his most acclaimed work…
If you mention guitarists such as Yngwie Malmsteen, Ritchie Blackmore, Ethan Brosh and Joe Stump, it’s really not long until…
Legendary space rockers Hawkwind return to the Royal Albert Hall this Friday 29th September for an evening of Sonic Destruction. …
Not many bands can boast longevity to match that of British stalwarts Magnum. Indeed, as this box set demonstrates, even…
I know what you’re thinking. Surely this is a comedy album, isn’t it? Well, yes it is, but there are…
Hey everyone! Nailbomb is back! Well not really, they’re just re-releasing all of the two things they did in one…
What can I say about the Melvins that hasn’t already been said before? Apart from being a band that released…
Welcome to Bands who never became as big as they should have done: Part 4526. This week’s guests are King’s…
For the first time since 1989, Mordred‘s debut album Fools Game FINALLY makes its way back onto vinyl as a…
Born out of the trippy prog rock act Ozric Tentacles comes Eat Static. A mixture of trance, darkwave, and beats…
Cock Sparrer, The Decca Years has been out of print for a little while and was originally only available as…
The band Foghat is the adopted son of Free, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and Lynrd Skynrd if they were in a…
The long-fabled yet not forgotten, a long-lost mix of Warfare‘s Metal Anarchy album, mixed by LEMMY. Yup, you read that…
Hawkwind has announced a brand-new studio album. The Future Never Waits follows their critically acclaimed 2021 album Somnia and 2022…
From 1978 to 1985, the Angelic Upstarts released a series of remarkable and powerful singles that made them one of…
Holocaust will be on your radar courtesy of Metallica and their $5.98 EP (or Garage Days Revisited) with their cover…
Girlschool were championed by Lemmy and Motorhead for being the 1st bunch of women who could play as hard and…
I recently rediscovered the TV show Do Not Adjust Your Set (the show that went on to become Monty Python)…
Deicide is a band that needs no introduction, the band released what has to be the “Unholy Trinity” of Death…
Plenty of bands have at some point in their careers decided to revisit their back catalogue. This tends to involve…
