Days after their singer adopted two bear cubs, Slaughter To Prevail announce new album Grizzly – stream lead single Russian Grizzly In America
We’re starting to think Alex Terrible likes bears…
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Days after their singer adopted two bear cubs, Slaughter To Prevail announce new album Grizzly – stream lead single Russian Grizzly In America
We’re starting to think Alex Terrible likes bears…
Wheatus to celebrate 25th anniversary of their platinum-selling debut album with UK and Ireland tour
"United Kingdom and Ireland – you’ve been patient enough..."
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Babymetal’s new album, Metal Forth, has been delayed
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50th anniversary reissue of Mike Oldfield's Hergest Ridge to be released in June
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Watch Trivium react to a music video so bad they didn’t release it for 20 years
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Ozzy Osbourne has started “endurance training” ahead of final Black Sabbath show
The Prince Of Darkness will step onstage for the last time at Birmingham’s Villa Park on July 5
Heriot’s Debbie Gough reveals which Billie Eilish song inspired the metalcore hellraisers’ new album (no, seriously)
Eilish’s song Goldwing was a “reference point” for one of the Bristol/Birmingham wrecking crew’s new tracks
Billy Idol hooks up with Avril Lavigne for driving pop-punk anthem 77
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Legendary Bohemian Rhapsody producer Roy Thomas Baker dead at 78
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Ghost fans are selling fake money dropped during the band’s Skeletour dates in exchange for real money
Why not spend £50 on some Frater Imperator banknotes that have no cash value? We can think of a few reasons why not…
Power-stances at the ready, because Ghost have dropped their most 80s-coded single to date with the fist-pumping, hope-filled Peacefield
Ghost have shared the latest single from their forthcoming new album, Skeletá
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"Skeletá is Ghost at their most confident, flamboyant and defiant."
Ghost aren't sweating their metal cred with the massive songs of Skeleta
