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A KIND OF MAGIC
On July 27, 1986, Queen and Freddie Mercury played what was to be one of their final gigs in a country hitherto sheltered from Western music. This Budapest show was, luckily, recorded. To accompany a new restored version, Brian May and Roger Taylor remember that night.

THIS IS YESTERDAY
Manic Street Preachers may have been in turmoil when they recorded The Holy Bible in 1994, but the album stands tall today. Nicky Wire and James Dean Bradfield look back at their anger.

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THE CLASSIC ROCK INTERVIEW JOEY TEMPEST
When he wrote The Final Countdown, life changed overnight. Decades on from the big-haired chaos of 80s mega-stardom, it looks like Europe’s singer has survived the wild whirlwind of fame, fortune and global success entirely unscathed.

GOING THROUGH CHANGES
Prosthetic arms, royal honours and a final curtain call with Ozzy: Tony Iommi looks back on Black Sabbath’s stormy history and forward to his latest solo adventure.

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THE FINAL BRICK
Pink Floyd’s highly ambitious 1980/81 tour for The Wall redefined rock shows. But, plagued by power grabs, bad blood, sackings and bitter dysfunction, it was also the tour that tore the band apart. It would take 24 years for Waters, Gilmour, Wright and Mason to share a stage again.

UNDER PRESSURE
In the mid-80s, Aerosmith were in desperate need of a big album. First came Permanent Vacation, then in ‘89 Pump raised the hard rock bar. In this archive interview the band look back over two decades of chaos, heavy addiction and their triumphant sober comeback.

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“GIVE IT SOME BIG HEAVY METAL BALLS…”
That could almost be "Judas Priest"’s MO. As the band prepare to headline Bloodstock, Rob Halford opens up about the classic tracks, the hard times and the lack of compromise that forged the British metal gods’ identity.

IT’S A ’DOGS LIFE
Earlier this year we joined Canada’s modern-day rock’n’roll perennials "The Sheepdogs" for shows in their homeland, and found the beating heart of a band who wield retro tastes like superpowers.

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ON A DARK DESERT HIGHWAY…
Mexican reggae! Gunslinger duels! Chainsaws! Fifty years after it was recorded and released, Don Henley and producer Bill Szymczyk revisit the making of the Eagles’ 1976 masterpiece Hotel California.

HEY! HO! LET’S GO!
Few bands shook the UK music scene like NYC punks the Ramones did in 1976. Fewer still can claim they actually built one. Welcome to a revolution.

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A KIND OF MAGIC

On July 27, 1986, Queen and Freddie Mercury played what was to be one of their final gigs in a country hitherto sheltered from Western music. This Budapest show was, luckily, recorded. To accompany a new restored version, Brian May and Roger Taylor remember that night.
INNOCENCE & EXPERIENCE

Barely out of his teens, Josh Kiszka was fronting one of the world’s hottest rock bands. Now, at 30, the Greta Van Fleet singer tells his tumultuous story.
THIS IS YESTERDAY

Manic Street Preachers may have been in turmoil when they recorded The Holy Bible in 1994, but the album stands tall today. Nicky Wire and James Dean Bradfield look back at their anger.
SPREADING THE DISEASE

One of thrash metal’s original Big Four, for more than 40 years Anthrax have spread the word and the music of metal. Ever-present guitarist Scott Ian tells their story, from their 80s arrival to new album Cursum Perficio.
THE ACCIDENTAL ARCHIVIST

From dusty basements to the White House: Pearl Jam’s Jeff Ament digs through decades of lost negatives, candid tour photos and memories of the early years that shaped everything.
NEXT MOVE

After announcing a reunion in 2024, The Temperance Movement have finally returned with a new album. The journey wasn’t easy, but the results speak volumes.
The Urban Spaceman

John Mitchell’s new album concludes his 11-year concept project revolving around a stranded astronaut. While widely seen as a prog rocker, he has too broad a CV for that tag to be a good fit.
EVER MEET LEMMY?

Gene Simmons gave his son his famous Axe bass; Nuno Bettencourt is one of his guitar heroes; he had a fright playing with Springsteen; and yes, he did meet Lemmy. He’s RATM guitarist and much more, Tom Morello, and these are just some of the people he’s met on the rock’n’roll highway.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS

They had a No.1 album, hit singles, limousines, fame… and empty bank accounts. Thirty years on, Little Angels open up about surviving the 90s music machine and why their story isn’t over yet.