Ever received a letter from Tipper Gore complaining about your research into the relationship between musical preferences and adolescent behaviours? Jon Epstein has. Ever had that followed up by a letter from Princess Diana's personal secretary thanking you for your understanding of the very same subject matter? Jon Epstein has. Hit the link to read the finest article you will find anywhere today on "Why Slayer Matters"

Steve Strange interviews, live video streams, missing news, jinxed songs, pink camo football shirts, Skol drunk from a skull, Shakin' Stevens mugs, songs by murderers, Vietcong Pornsurfers, Cyanide Pills, The Computers, six seconds of Saxon, a minute of Manowar, 'leven seconds of Loverboy - just your regular episode of The Uber Rock Radio Show then.....

Uber Rock's Rob Watkins's love for The Beatles is a) not a secret, and b) vast, therefore it was no surprise that he snatched this new live DVD from Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band out of our hands like a dingo snatches a baby (allegedly). And it's not just the fab drummer either, oh no, he's brought friends like Joe Walsh, Steve Lukather, Todd Rundgren and that bloke from Mr. Mister along for the digital versatile ride......

Rush-released in the UK straight to DVD just four days after its US theatrical release, everything pointed to The Lords Of Salem, the new movie from Rob Zombie, being a bit of a stinker. Uber Rock's Gaz E checked out the film and found, amid some very apparent flaws, RZ's best looking film yet.....

Now into it’s sixth year, and this time around featuring over 450 exclusive releases, Record Store Day is etched into every audiophiles calendar as the must attend event of the year. So up bright and breezy the morning of Saturday 20^th of April, Uber Rock’s Johnny H stood in queue at Diverse Music in Newport well before the doors opened ready to part with his hard earned, this is his story of very special day.

URHQ exists on the premise that the handsome gentlemen enslaved to slow-running computers at its core are allowed the three simple ingredients that make up their lifeblood: metal, women, and the opportunity to get your weapon in your hand. Week 104 of Uber Rock's infamous Album Cover Of The Week feature is swimming in all three.....

For one hundred and two weeks we have gifted you, the loyal Uber Rocker, the finest in the long lost art of seminal album covers: week one hundred and three is no different. This week's entry into Uber Rock's lauded Album Cover Of The Week feature is as metal as they come.....

Johnny Ramone was, at the time of his death from prostate cancer in 2004, both revered as an artist in one of the most important bands to ever grace this rock 'n' roll world and criticised for his conservative political stance. Would 'Commando: The Autobiography of Johnny Ramone', edited from the legendary guitarist's memoirs by friend John Cafiero, finally give readers the answers to all the curious questions that the life of this Ramone threw up? Jamie Richards investigates.....

Call it seductive, call it sexual, call it essential if you will, but today you can call Uber Rock's multi-award winning Album Cover Of The Week feature topical. Yes, if a once-mighty weekly music magazine can name the most repellent footballer in the country in the shortlist for their hero of the year then this most awesome of webzines can throw a tacky curveball into the box.....

Scouring every inch of this rock 'n' roll planet, fine-toothed comb in gnarled hand, in order to discover previously unknown acts of excellence, Jason Daniel Baker reports from the Canadian offices of the Uber Rock Massive with yet more interesting findings. Tantalum are an all-girl Australian outfit who JDB thinks you could worse than check out.....