How Ian Gillan put Deep Purple behind him and launched a new chapter of his career with Gillan
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The chaotic story of Black Sabbath’s Born Again and the booze-fuelled union of two rock legends
Released in 1983, Born Again is the most controversial album of Black Sabbath’s illustrious career, largely thanks to the ...
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The albums that found Ian Gillan riding NWOBHM's slipstream into the charts, together at last
Your Sister’s On My List is a similarly guilty pleasure, and the album it’s thrown in with, Future Shock, is the most ...
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“It shows every member of the band doing what they did best – Gillan’s vocals, Jon Lord’s keyboards”: the In Rock classic that’s Tony Iommi‘s favourite Deep ...
“[Ian] Gillan’s vocals and the keyboards of Jon Lord… They were such great musicians.” In Rock was a significant moment for Deep Purple. It was the first album they made with new singer ...