Robert Plant: Led Zeppelin don’t really satisfy my needs any more
Robert Plant says he can sing Immigrant Song, but doing it again with Led Zeppelin still doesn't appeal
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Robert Plant: Led Zeppelin don’t really satisfy my needs any more
Robert Plant says he can sing Immigrant Song, but doing it again with Led Zeppelin still doesn't appeal
Dio: Dreamers Never Die documentary to screen in cinemas in September/October
Official Ronnie James Dio doc to screen in cinemas worldwide for two days only: ticketing details here
This rare footage of Slipknot's Corey Taylor recording screams for Iowa will make your skin crawl
Our throats hurt just watching this video of Corey Taylor screaming during the Iowa sessions
Five Finger Death Punch's Ivan Moody on Tommy Lee's nude photo: "Nobody's that well hung"
It's the d**k pic everyone's talking about
Dikajee shares video for new single In The Blink Of An Eye
Former Russia-based folk progger Dikajee released her full-length debut album Forget~Me~Nots last year
Big Big Train release first track with new singer Alberto Bravin
Big Big Train release video for new song Last Eleven, their first with new singer Alberto Bravin
Listen to Billy Idol's snarling new single Cage
Billy Idol shares the title track of his forthcoming EP The Cage, which he says is "a little more rock ‘n’ roll, a little more f**k you!"
Watch Dave Grohl, Beck, Tenacious D cover yacht rock classic Summer Breeze
Dave Grohl makes surprise cameo at film-maker Judd Aptow's benefit gig to raise funds for the Victims First organisation
Roger Chapman five disc 1981-1985 box set on the way
Family singer Roger Chapman will have five-disc Turn It Up Loud – The Recordings 1981-1985 released in October
Black Veil Brides' Andy Biersack calls out fans "spewing mean and hateful sh*t" online: "it breaks my f**king heart"
Black Veil Brides frontman Andy Biersack asks fans to consider the effects of online posts upon the mental health of others
“It’s a dark record - it's f**king black!”: Machine Head come out swinging in the new Metal Hammer
Robb Flynn talks fighting for Machine Head's future in the new issue of Metal Hammer - plus features on Korn, Parkway Drive, Stranger Things and more
Man injured after falling from upper level of stadium during Motley Crue show
The incident took place at the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis during the latest leg of Motley Crue and Def Leppard's Stadium Tour
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The Story Behind The Song: Rage Against The Machine's Sleep Now In The Fire
Sleep Now In The Fire proved there was life for Rage Against The Machine after nu metal - but it also almost got the band arrested
Spock's Beard and the making of The Oblivion Particle
In 2015 US prog rockers released their 12th studio album. The Oblivion Particle...
Best budget headphones for music 2022: Wired and Bluetooth headphones from £50
There’s no need to compromise on performance when you’re buying budget headphones. Here’s our guide to the best bargains around, from wired over-ears to Bluetooth earbuds
The story of Moon Safari and Himlabacken Vol. 1
In 2013 Swedish prog rockers Moon Safari released the melodic gem Himlabacken Vol. 1. We're still waiting for a follow-up!
Between The Buried And Me and the making of Colors II
In 2021 the North Carolina prog metallers Between The Buried And Me decided to record the follow-up to their 2007 album Colors
5 essential new metal albums to hear this week: Five Finger Death Punch, Heilung and more
Five Finger Death Punch, Soilwork, Heilung and more: these are the killer new metal albums that have dropped this week
“We’re gonna be the biggest band in the world”: why Vended are more just than The Sons Of Slipknot
The offspring of Des Moines’ finest are gouging out their own path to superstardom – and f**k the haters
Ava Cherry: the 17-year-old singer who changed David Bowie's career
Before his move to Berlin, David Bowie got seriously funky thanks to inspiration from Aretha Franklin, James Brown and his 17-year-old mistress
The Moody Blues albums you should definitely own
Originally just another R&B band, through innovation the Moody Blues would create one of the sounds of the late 60s/early 70s
Relive the moment Angus Young grabbed a fan by the nose after being drenched in beer
In 2000, Angus Young confronted a fan who threw beer at him during an AC/DC show. The moment was captured and now lives on forever
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Apple AirPods Max review
After massive success with AirPods, Apple has now bitten into the over-ear headphone market – and nailed it first time
Five Finger Death Punch’s AfterLife: hater-proof modern metal titans get experimental
Album review: Five Finger Death Punch tweak the chest-beating metal formula on ninth album AfterLife
Why last night’s Vended show in London proved it’s time to get over the 'Slipknot kids’ tag
We watched Vended tear up a tiny sweatbox in London last night. Here’s what we learned
Soilwork’s Overgivenheten album review: melodeath meets AOR from Swedish masters
Album review: melodeath veterans Soilwork keep pace with the Swedish renaissance on Övergivenheten
Manowar: Battle Hymns - Album Of The Week Club review
Manowar's debut album Battle Hymns laid out the band's future path in an early, loinclothed manifesto: Death to false metal!
Heilung’s otherworldly new album Drif is powerful, hypnotic and unifying
Album review: pagan shamans Heilung host a gathering of the tribes on new album Drif
The Faust Tapes: just as disorientating now as it ever was
A 2022 reissue for the cut-price 1973 classic from Hamburg renegades Faust. Pop it certainly ain’t
Goo Goo Dolls have not run out of stuff to sing about yet
Iris hitmakers Goo Goo Dolls are still dizzying up the girl on Chaos In Bloom
Arch Enemy: blurring the line between turbo-thrash avant-punk extremism and Eurovision
Serious death metal Swedes Arch Enemy indulge their symphonic Eurovision side on 11th album Deceivers
Osees have mutated again and this time it's explosive punk rock
Album of high velocity punk from Californian name-changers Osees obliterates all before it
Norma Jean’s Deathrattle Sing For Me: pure anguished poetry from metalcore lifers
Album review: metalcore vets Norma Jean step out of their comfort zone on new album Deathrattle Sing For Me
