Rock

The song that silenced John Bonham’s stage fright

When you look back at the seismic impact of Led Zeppelin, it’s easy to see them as ethereal rock and

Brian Eno was sick of rock and reinvented music

Brian Eno is a master of sound, possessing an innate ability to infuse any project with brilliance. As a producer,

Angus Young reveals the arrival of the last two great rock songs in 1968

Rock ‘n’ roll, at its heart, is simple. As Angus Young himself notes, it’s the perfect soundtrack for teenagers, built

Nikki Sixx says Mick Mars misled fans and turned his back on Mötley Crüe

In the rocky landscape of rock history, some stories are written in riffs and lyrics, while others are etched in

Luvcat unleashes Vicious Delicious film for Halloween

Get ready for a cinematic dose of spooky fun, because singer-songwriter Luvcat is gearing up to release a special Halloween-inspired

Aerosmith Hollywood Bowl Setlist

Rock legends often face agonizing goodbyes, but the story of Aerosmith’s recent detour off the touring road offers a more

Bay of Blood the 70s horror film that paved the way for slashers

Before the blood-soaked masked killers and jump scares of the slasher era, horror cinema had a wildly different, much more

Buried heads in sand review of The Big Moon Forever

Diving Deep: How The Skinny Found Hope in the Face of Silence with ‘Forever‘ In the ever-shifting landscape where indie,

Five unreal Fontaines DC collaborations

Most music fans indulge in the delightful fantasy of a dream collaboration list, imagining who they would invite into the

Trent Reznor snuck a metal track into a blockbuster

Johannes Persson, the driving force behind the post-metal behemoth Cult Of Luna, has shared a surprisingly serendipitous story about how

Ian McKellen shares touching tribute for Patrick Stewart

The film and theatre world mourned the passing of a beloved figure, but the tributes surrounding the loss of Patrick

Ian Anderson’s favorite Jethro Tull songs

When you think of Jethro Tull, the immediate image for many is that of a band defined by the flute.

Halloween without Myers becomes a horror anthology

In 1978, John Carpenter delivered more than just a film; he redefined the landscape of modern horror with his atmospheric

Gilmour’s Attack on Waters and Regret

The legacy of Pink Floyd, a monumental achievement in rock history, is often viewed through the lens of its internal

The Who and Daltrey’s belief in superior bands

The 1960s weren’t just a decade; they were the seismic shift that cemented rock ‘n’ roll as a global phenomenon.

A hit saved Tom Jones’s career in 1987

In the swinging sixties, as The Beatles dominated the airwaves, a truly remarkable voice emerged from Wales to command attention

Rod Stewart on Sam Phillips: “Without him, there may not have been a Rod”

The glittering world of pop stardom often suggests that fame automatically fosters a network of close friendships. Yet, for many

Dan Stevens’ abandoned role that left him gutted

The recent shift in the theatrical world, spurred by the pandemic, prompted a fascinating series of “what-ifs” in the world

Aerosmith & Friends at the Hollywood Bowl historic setlist

The wait for Aerosmith to take the stage together once again has spanned over 1147 days, a testament to the

9 essential BB King albums you must hear

The King Who Wouldn’t Back Down: How B.B. King Mastered the Blues Revolution Born Riley B. King in Mississippi, B.B.

Iraq War vets and The Killers’ biggest hit

In the swirling, often messy landscape of indie rock, some albums manage to capture the zeitgeist with a raw, poignant

Foo Fighters cover Baker Street

From Stadium Rock to Soft Ballad: Foo Fighters Revisit a Classic with a Twist The Foo Fighters, known for their

U2’s 2027 World Tour: The Greatest Show On Earth

U2 Charts the Course on a Global Tour with The Greatest Show On Earth The legendary rock titans U2 are

Primal Scream hang meat on musical bones in The Bunker Trilogy

Primal Scream’s musical journey is less a straight line and more a series of sonic explosions, best encapsulated in what

I See Buildings Fall like Lightning movie review

In a landscape often dominated by sprawling spectacles, there is a quiet, intense cinema operating beneath the surface—grounded, brutally honest,