Anyone who claims "rock is dead" obviously hasn't been paying attention. From astral prog to ancient doom, Swedish sass to British steel, this year proved the ... Read More...
In 2024, many of black metal’s bigger names remained quiet. But the quality of the scene, from Quebec to the Alpine peaks, from the wind battered Yorkshire coa... Read More...
It’s been another mightily satisfying year in the world of melodic rock and AOR with a mix of genre giants and bright new things jostling for position. Simon R... Read More...
Tygers Of Pan Tang — Live @Whitley Bay Playhouse, November 9 2024
For a time, during the early 80s, there was talk that Tygers Of Pan Tang would go on to ec... Read More...
Does any of this make sense?
Does Electric Six frontman Dick Valentine make sense, up there on stage, standing still with a grin on his face like a satisfie... Read More...
We've listened to hundreds of records spanning genres throughout the year and it's never easy to wrap up the best of the best.
But as we prepare to kiss goo... Read More...
The aftermath of the Coronavirus pandemic and the cost of living crisis made life tough for artists and fans. Yet 2023 saw the rock and metal scenes hit back i... Read More...
We’ve been soaking up the softer side of rock all year and it’s been like the mid 80s all over again. Again.
From AOR gems to melodic rock masterclasses, ch... Read More...
Metal’s in safe hands judging by the slew of fist-pumping future classics that fired up the Rushonrock stereo this year.
From grizzled veterans to hot new b... Read More...
Extreme @Newcastle O2 City Hall, November 27 2023
When Nuno Bettencourt casually tossed his newly acquired Newcastle United baseball cap towards the City Ha... Read More...