John Doran

Stevie Chick talks to Bob Mould and Greg Norton about Grant Hart, American punk and paving the road for Nirvana

Tariq Goddard sees the light, temporarily at least, when watching the overwhelming Preacher's Daughter, Ethel Cain, live in London

JR Moores selects the best psych, post hardcore and noise rock to emanate fuzzily from the corners of the globe

The Pogues' second album saw Shane MacGowan become the first among equals says Tariq Goddard 40 years after its release.

20t h Century metal has never bettered Reign In Blood to Seasons In TheAbyss... sorry Metallica, Priest & Sabbath!

JR Moores casts a weary eye over a treble album of remixes, that can't quite make us forget how harrowing the source material is.

There are a glut of new Oasis books out due to the reunion, but, asks Fergal Kinney, how is the band's shocking decline in quality dealt with?

Ahead of the launch of her new radio show on 6 Music & an appearance at MIF, Mary Anne Hobbs would sooner talk about an old bus...

Joe Muggs celebrates the reissue of an album which captures the thrilling contradictory power of rave, just moths before it splintered.

The Beatles? The Stones? Led Zeppelin? Please... when it comes to rock, no one comes close to these three consecutive AC/DC albums