The epic anti-war masterpiece stretched nearly 11 minutes and became one of hard rock’s most enduring songs.

Machine Head was the album that set the template for Deep Purple’s entire future direction ...

When Deep Purple released their eponymous third studio album in June 1969, the career of the now-legendary group was in a rather tenuous state. Not even a year had passed since their debut, Shades of ...

Deep Purple consolidated their standing as one of the planet's fastest rising hard-rock propositions with the July 9, 1971 release of Fireball. The album followed the previous year's watershed In Rock ...