The explosive album opener never became a hit single, but it helped redefine hard rock for generations to come.

Deep Purple has been on a creative burn, if you will, in recent times. SPLAT! is the quintet’s fourth album in the past six ...

In March 1975, Deep Purple's Ritchie Blackmore appeared on the cover of International Musician & Recording World magazine ...

THE word “splat” has been on Ian Gillan’s mind for a few years now. To him, it is a word to conjure with, one to fuel his ...

Deep Purple bassist Roger Glover has exclusively told Far Out why the classic band will never do a farewell tour or stage a ...

Deep Purple bassist Roger Glover sits down with Paul Cashmere to look inside their brand new album 'Splat', working with producer Bob Ezrin, and a wild collaboration with Keith Urban.

Deep Purple have released their twenty fourth studio album, Splat, featuring a guest appearance by Keith Urban and reaffirming that the veteran British band has no plans to retire.

For the defining track of their early years, 'Hush', Deep Purple and Ritchie Blackmore were unknowingly pillaging from the realm of pious hymns and religion.

The track quickly accelerates into a hard-charging rock anthem, featuring powerful vocals from Ian Gillan. What's unique is ...

MADRID, SPAIN - JUNE 13: Roger Glover, Ian Gillan and Simon McBride of the English rock band Deep Purple perform in concert during Alma Festival on June 13, 2024 in Madrid, Spain. Deep Purple's =1 ...

Deep Purple released the single “Guilt Trippin’” on June 23, 2026, as the third promotional track for the band’s upcoming ...

After an act of arson destroyed plans for a recording session, a scrappy songwriting session helped a band come up with their ...