Din Of Celestial Birds land in Manchester in support of their latest album, Takeoffs & Landings. Wildernesses and Swamped are in support.

With just the Royal Albert Hall lying in wait, Steve Hackett and his band nudge the bar ever higher in Liverpool.

ATB resident Metallica superfan, Andy Pountney heads to Vegas to report on the first of his two nights with Metallica and the Sphere experience.

To Drown The Svn In Wine offered another taste of the band’s newer material before Bartzabel provided one of the evening’s most atmospheric moments. Slower, more ceremonial and almost hypnotic in its ...

It’s been two whole years since the UK has seen a Steve Hackett tour. In fact, and rather neatly, two years to the day since his last Bridgewater Hall gig. The current tour sees Hackett deliver what’s ...

Sofia Gillani is an independent Asian pop artist. Beginning her career at nine years old, Sofia has devoted herself to her music through writing, producing, self promoting and directing music videos ...

Welcome to Issue #27 of Singles Selection where we take a look at some of the brand new singles that have pricked our ears.

Ministry return for their final hurrah. Hate To Go sees old and familiar faces in the fold for Al Jourgensen's goodbye.

The late Neil Ardley was multi-talented, with a career in publishing, as well as being a published author, alongside his talents as a visionary composer, arranger and muscian in the jazz world. His ...

From seeds scattered previously, Talisk harvest a bumper new crop of rediscovered bangers, having you both counting your fingers and tapping your toes.

Richard Thompson - ‘The finest rock songwriter since Dylan and the best electric guitarist since Hendrix’ - is back with an album that sits high in the canon.

Thirty years is a long time to stay sad, but few bands have turned sorrow into a career quite as gracefully as Insomnium.