Rock

The Who’s Quadrophenia a prog classic

Quadrophenia: The Who’s Timeless Journey Through Sound and Self In the early 1970s, the music world was undergoing a seismic

Phoebe Bridgers lands headline spot at All Points East 2027

The London music scene is gearing up for an event that promises to be an emotional landmark, with the US

Steven Wilson announces Requiem For A Village with Al Murray and new video

Prepare to settle into a wonderfully atmospheric world, as Steven Wilson unveils new material from his highly anticipated album, Requiem

Cancer Bats survive the music industry on their own terms

The road to stardom is rarely smooth, and for the Canadian hardcore band Cancer Bats, the journey has been less

MCR sued for fake Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders

When a band takes the stage, they often seek to push boundaries. For My Chemical Romance (MCR), their five-night residency

U2 reveal their 50-year promise

The enduring power of rock and roll continues to resonate, as the Dublin-based quartet U2 gears up for a monumental

Haken’s new EP hints at where they’re going next

When rumors of personnel changes and concert cancellations swirled around the band, it felt like the creative momentum of Haken

Steven Wilson knows why people love Angine de Poitrine

The world of music is constantly being reshaped, and few acts capture this dynamic shift quite like the Canadian math

Reign in Blood: The chaos and conflict

Reign in Blood: Forty Facts About Metal’s Most Malicious Masterpiece In the annals of heavy music, few records carry the

Harmony Row Jack Bruce pure progressive rock

In 2014, a deep dive into the career of bassist Jack Bruce revealed a fascinating artistic pivot, centered around his

Behind the scenes Dutch art-prog band studio mistakes

For a group like Lesoir, the music isn’t just a collection of songs; it’s a living evolution. Guitarist Ingo Dassen

Black Sabbath’s Iommi scores Shaun the Sheep film

When a request lands on the desk of a musical legend, especially one as iconic as Tony Iommi, it often

Deftones Strokes Fontaines D.C. Block Party

Salt Lake City is gearing up for another unforgettable sonic celebration. The Kilby Block Party has firmly established itself as

Final Ozzy Sabbath Show Boxed For December Release

In a performance that will undoubtedly enter the annals of rock history, Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath delivered a monumental

Everything But The Girl Feels Young on New LP

After a significant hiatus, Everything But the Girl has made a much-anticipated return to the stage, finding themselves revisiting the

Morning Jacket Memories: A Memoir

Frontman Jim James of the My Morning Jacket is preparing to open up, announcing the release of his first memoir,

Ozzy Osbourne Black Sabbath Back To The Beginning soundtrack and film release

In July 2025, the music world witnessed an event that transcended a concert and became a monumental celebration of rock

Stephen Graham’s killer puzzle in Nocturne

Beneath six feet of concrete in a high-security psychiatric facility, a disturbing enigma unfolds. This is the world of Nocturne,

Silent Hill remake confirmed for next year

The specter of Silent Hill is poised for a major evolution, with developers signaling a long-term commitment to revisiting the

Cliff Richard doesn’t know GTA 6 despite Devil Woman sync

Sometimes, the biggest cultural moments happen when the most unlikely stars bump into the most anticipated entertainment. Recently, a classic

Townshend: Led Zeppelin tried to pinch the audience

The Who on Heavy Metal: The Guitarist on Pinching the Audience The history of rock and roll is often framed

Art’s Fate When Musicians Become Products

Fenne Lily. The modern music landscape is a dizzying, often contradictory place, built on the tension between the desire to

U2 announces surprise intimate London gig for the BBC

Rock legends U2 are preparing to deliver a surprise, intimate performance in London, setting the stage for a special collaboration