I always like reading stuff about underground music subcultures that happened not so long ago but seem as though they happened in another ce...
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Video Review: Foreigner, "Feels Like the Very First Time"
While some may consider the prospect of a full-length FOREIGNER video less than enthralling, those who recognise the band as the undisput...
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Live Review: The Tragically Hip, The Town and Country Club, 8th November 1991
Four days after the interviewing the band, they arrived back in London to play the penultimate date of their tour, at the Town and Country C...
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Album Review: Duff McKagan's Loaded, "The Taking"
The world is much better disposed towards Duff McKagan than it is to his old, megalomaniac mucker Axl Rose. The no-holds-barred, rough n&#...
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Album Review: "The Second Decade of Rock N' Roll 1981/91," REO Speedwagon
After 20 years on Rock N' Roll's gruelling highway REO SPEEDWAGON are still going strong, and show no signs of letting up! They crop...
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Japanese TV: Interview with Billy Corgan, Smashing Pumpkins
"We come from some sort of an alternative world and we just don't believe in doing things normally..." Billy Corgan intervi...
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Live Review: Electric Boys, The Borderline, April 1992
A couple of years ago Phonogram were touting the ELECTRIC BOYS as their next big thing. Then the band had a few problems, the DAN REED NETWO...
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Album Review: YES, "Fly From Here"
Virtuoso prog-rock legends YES are back with their first studio offering in 10 years. Produced by former frontman Trevor Horn, Fly From ...
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Interview: Paul Di'Anno & Steve Hopgood, Killers
The raw edge of British rock returns as KILLERS are released to wreak havoc and blow a few eardrums. Peter Grant investigates... KILLING FOR...
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Album Review: Anthrax, "The Sound of White Noise"
"This is a journey into sound" runs the intro into ANTHRAX's latest album, and the statement doesn't lie. With ex-ARMOURE...
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Album Review: Raging Slab, "Dynamite Monster Boogie Concert"
DMBC is a delicious strip of Southern fried boogie you're likely to hear either side of LYNYRD SKYNYRD. The tunes on offer are meticulou...
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Interview: Steve Howe, YES
CLEAR AIR TURBULENCE Veteran YES guitarist Steve Howe explains the emotional expression behind his playing with veteran Prog Rocker Mike Har...
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Interview: Mark Morris & Ian McKean, Balaam and the Angel
ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES Having rarely appreciated the finer points of Gothic "jangly guitar" bands, I never bothered to take much ...
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Live Review: Gary Moore, Nakano Sun Plaza, Tokyo, 12th May, 1989
MORE OF MOORE CAN ONLY BE BETTER Somebody's judgment must be wrong. Last year, YNGWIE MALMSTEEN played the Budokan; last week GARY...
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Interview: Jack Morer & Steve Augeri, Tall Stories
Once in a while an album is released which comes along with none of the pomp and circumstance traditionally associated to quality product. I...
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