Atreyu – The End is Not the End Review
There was a time in my youth when bands like California’s Atreyu, Killswitch Engage and their ilk were all I wanted to listen to. Whether...
“I was as surprised as anybody else. I said, ‘Who’s playing the harmonica?’ Dave said, ‘You are!’” What happened when Be-Bop Deluxe founder Bill Nelson formed an improv trio with Soft Machine and Gong members
The prog polymath felt Orchestra Futura’s performances should be left as one-off experiences. But Theo Travis and Dave Sturt persuaded him to release Live At...
“It’s a violent, wild and out-of-control time, especially for women, but for all people.” Evanescence’s Amy Lee on why she’s embracing having a platform in an increasingly troubled and dangerous world
Evanescence's leader is keenly aware that the world is going to hell, but she sees a light at the end of the tunnel
Classic Rock’s Tracks Of The Week: April 27, 2026
Eight songs you need to hear right now, from Foo Fighters, Airbourne, All Them Witches and more
Eye’z Delivers a Soul-Stirring Gut Punch with New Single “It’s the One”
There are moments in music when an artist steps into the light with such assured confidence that you stop whatever you’re doing and simply listen....
Armed for Apocalypse – The Earth is Breathing Beneath Me Review
Sludge purveyors Armed for Apocalypse have little interest in fitting neatly into a scene or pandering to an audience. They lack both the time and...