Myrkur – Spine Review
Myrkur apologists and her detractors both have a point. Her 2015 debut M succeeded as folky black metal, but aped predecessors like Ulver’s Bergtatt (1995). Two...
“Polished so slickly it denies the friction which draws your ears in… once that fine film of funk is discerned, it can’t be undiscerned”: Steely Dan’s Aja remastered
1977 album’s new vinyl version illustrates duo’s obsessive perfectionism - and producer Gary Katz’s patience
The 10 greatest zombie movies ever, ranked
From Night Of The Living Dead to Rec, these are the times the undead scared the life out of us
“So many of my peers are like cover bands of their own selves these days… I didn’t want to be a museum. So this is a kind of reinvention”: The return of Edgar Broughton
Break The Dark, his first album in more than a decade, combines electronic music, programming and messing around
The Darkness have a released a trailer for their upcoming documentary and we might just have a classic on our hands
Welcome To The Darkness is coming to UK cinemas for one night only next month, with a DVD to follow in December
“We were four separate guys at the beginning of the afternoon, and by the end of the evening we were a band”: Paul Rodgers on life with Free, Bad Company, The Firm and Queen
Paul Rodgers looks back at his life, times and solo career, ponders the tragedy of Paul Kossoff, and reveals that he owes his life to...