The Hu announce UK and European tour for 2022
Mongolian metallers The Hu have shared details of their upcoming UK and European Black Thunder tour
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The Hu announce UK and European tour for 2022
Mongolian metallers The Hu have shared details of their upcoming UK and European Black Thunder tour
Pale Waves find beauty in obsessive relationships on new single Jealousy
Pale Waves release another track from their forthcoming album Unwanted, in the form of new single Jealousy
Brutus return with crushing new single Dust, announce UK tour
Belgium post-hardcore band Brutus drop new single Dust, and announce UK tour
Marshall crank up the volume - launch 3rd generation of Bluetooth speakers
Marshall have re-engineered their Acton, Stanmore and Woburn home speakers, giving them a “wider soundstage for a more immersive experience”
Hekla releases atmospheric video for new single Enn og Aftur
Icelandic theremin musician Hekla will release new album Xiuxiuejar in September
Listen to brand new trailer for upcoming David Longdon solo album
David Longdon's new solo Door One will be released in October
This Red Hot Chili Peppers medley set alongside Indian singing duo the Nooran Sisters is one hell of a trip
If Red Hot Chili Peppers were from India, this is what it would apparently sound like
Ozzy Osbourne to install bat conservation boxes at his UK home
Ozzy Osbourne has applied for planning permission to install bat boxes at his UK mansion, forty years after biting the head off one
Tool to release triple vinyl edition of Fear Inoculum with new artwork
The triple vinyl version of Tool's Fear Inoculum will be released in August, and won't require you to sell a kidney
Voivod need your help to build a monument to late guitarist Piggy
A Kickstarter campaign hopes to raise funds to erect an eight-foot monument to late Voivod guitarist Denis "Piggy" D'Amour
Pour some powder on me! Def Leppard launch their own makeup and candle collection
In celebration of 45 years of Def Leppard, the iconic glam metal band have announced their own line of cosmetics and candles - they've also got some reissues on the way
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This cringey 2002 Slipknot interview makes us want to die inside
Watch a Finnish journalist overcome taunting, chaos and profanity in a 2002 interview with Slipknot's Clown
Six things we learned from Twenty One Pilots' UK 'Takeover'
Twenty One Pilots' Takeover Tour is a brilliant concept with an even better execution as we discovered when the Ohio duo hit the UK
Fly On The Wall is the great lost AC/DC album and here’s why
Released on 28 June 1985, Fly on the Wall's five cheeky videos and hair-metal production, combined with the capture of a serial killer, put AC/DC back on the map
Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, and the true story that's almost too good to be true
Was inmate Merle Haggard in the audience when Johnny Cash played at San Quentin prison?
The 10 best new metal songs you need to hear right now
From Ozzy Osbourne and Machine Head to Spiritbox and Megadeth, these are the week’s best new tracks. Plus: vote for your favourite!
Ghost's Tobias Forge: "Eurovision is usually the end of your career"
Ghost frontman Tobias Forge talks horror, "sicking in your mask", Glastonbury and his favourite ABBA song
Paul McCartney and Wings: the 10 best songs
Paul McCartney followed The Beatles by going back to basics with Wings and becoming a phenomenon all over again – here are 10 of the songs that got them there
The eight best new songs of right now
Our tracks of the week: eight new songs to get Baz Luhrmann overexcited
The 10 best albums on Epitaph Records
Learn how a $1000 loan from Brett Gurewitz's dad helped change the face of US punk as we know it
Demians and the making of their second album Mute
In 2010, with the release of Mute, Nicholas Chapel's post-rock/prog band Demians seemed on the verge of major things!
That time Keith Emerson and Lee Jackson from The Nice visited the Prog office!
In 2011, annoyed that guitarist Davey O’List claimed more credit than was due for The Nice’s debut album, Keith Emerson and Lee Jackson popped into the Prog offices to set the record straight
The 10 moments which have defined Ghost’s spooktacular career (so far)
The ecclesiastical ecstasy and agony of Tobias Forge
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House Of Marley Redemption ANC 2 earbuds review
The latest product in House Of Marley’s growing range sees the audio firm take a step up
Elbow - Flying Dream 1: "rich with an honest warmth"
Not yet ratedElbow, Bury’s finest, test the waters of self-reinvention with ninth album, Flying Dream 1
Steely Dan: Can't Buy A Thrill - Album Of The Week Club review
Steely Dan's Can't Buy A Thrill was the debut album from two of music's great smart-asses, or as one reviewer puts it, "Yacht rock captained by two cranky eggheads"
Alestorm's Seventh Rum Of A Seventh Rum: "all the joyless enthusiasm of a dog licking its balls"
Disgraced UK pirate metallers Alestorm prove the joke is wearing thin for seventh album, Seventh Rum Of A Seventh Rum
Zola Jesus - Arkhon: "a feast of many flavours"
Not yet ratedDarkwave vocalist delivers stunning sixth album.
Arthur Brown - Long Long Road: "one of music's true greats"
Not yet rated80th birthday celebration from the progressive 60s’ last great voice
Porcupine Tree - Closure/Continuation: "another exceptional record"
Not yet ratedFriends reunited: modern prog icons make the decade’s most unexpected comeback, sounding the same… but different.
Porcupine Tree's gorgeous comeback album is an elegant and accomplished treasure
Closure/Continuation is the much delayed eleventh album from progressive figureheads Porcupine Tree
Songbird is not the Christine McVie collection she deserves
The solo side of Fleetwood Mac’s Christine McVie celebrated with a solid but flawed collection
Black Stone Cherry join the ranks of the Royal Albert Hall legends
Black Stone Cherry's Live From The Royal Albert Hall… Y’all is a momentary suspension of real life in favour of incendiary live performance
Supersonic Blues Machine are the sound of modern blues in the ascendant
Littered with special guests, Voodoo Nation by Supersonic Blues Machine sets the modern blues bar ever higher
