“As slick as Jethro Tull got”: The Inflated Edition of Jethro Tull’s Bursting Out finds Ian Anderson & Co. finds them in fine form
Jethro Tull's 1978 live double album, newly pumped up
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From Deep Purple to Whitesnake, via his solo career, a union with Jimmy Page and a near miss with Black Sabbath, this is the life...
“How have we arrived at a juncture where workers teeter towards an inequality gap reminiscent of Victorian Britain while the gilded class prosper?” Bad Breeding’s Contempt is a portrait of a divided nation which deserves better
A damning state-of-the-nation address from Stevenage punks who refuse to give up hope
“There were bad vibes with local Oslo bands saying it was crap”: how Dimmu Borgir’s controversial symphonic classic Enthrone Darkness Triumphant dragged black metal out of the shadows
The story of Dimmu Borgir’s Enthrone Darkness Triumphant, the album which drew up the blueprint for symphonic black metal
“The album took off like a rocket ship. It sold 100,000 right away, it was the biggest Muddy Waters album to date”: how Chess Records and Muddy Waters invented psychedelic blues with Electric Mud
In the late 60s, Chess Records persuaded legendary bluesmen Muddy Waters and Howlin’ Wolf to hop on the psychedelic bandwagon – with mixed results
Replacire – The Center That Cannot Hold Review
No matter how much money and success that an Angry Metal Guy review can help bestow upon a band, sales play only part of the...