Jethro Tull to release Steven Wilson remix of The Château D’herouville Sessions on vinyl
Jethro Tull's 'great lost album' The Château D’herouville Sessions will be released in March
“These rebels are our own children… who masquerade at night in leather and chains yet retreat by the light of day back into the fabric of our society”: watch US TV show Tomorrow investigate the dark side of punk rock in America in 1980
Blood! Mohawks! Nazi salutes! In 1980, NBC’s The Tomorrow Show took a solemn, sober and unwittingly hilarious look at hardcore punk
“North America shall gather in Worship once again”: Sleep Token announce US and Canada tour dates, including two festival appearances
Vessel and his mysterious comrades reveal The Teeth of God tour schedule
Dancing on the The Head of a Pin — Listen to Belarusian Post-Punk Project Violent Youth’s “Na Igle” LP
From the underground scene of Minsk, Belarus, to the vibrant atmosphere of Augsburg, Germany, the journey of The Violent Youth has been as dynamic and...
“When I first heard it, driving round LA, it sounded great, it leapt out of the speakers”: the story of The Doors’ Love Her Madly
The Doors' Robby Krieger reveals how he came to write Love Her Madly, how Jim Morrison loved it, and how their producer didn't
“Towards the end it was not pretty. I scraped myself off the walls of insanity. I was barking like a dog”: the last days of Deep Purple
On July 19, 1976, Deep Purple officially split up. The ending was horrible, marked by addiction and jealousy