Book detailing the history of Ministry will feature bonus 7-inch single
Ministry – Prescripture: The Visual History will be published later this year and come with acoustic take on 1985’s (Every Day Is) Halloween
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Book detailing the history of Ministry will feature bonus 7-inch single
Ministry – Prescripture: The Visual History will be published later this year and come with acoustic take on 1985’s (Every Day Is) Halloween
Tool have “tons of material” for Fear Inoculum follow-up
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Slayer ex Dave Lombardo: Tom Araya has wanted to retire since I was in the band
Former Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo says the band’s vocalist and bassist Tom Araya has wanted to retire for years due to “neck issues”
Between The Buried & Me announce Australian tour
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Opeth scrapped "30 or 40 minutes" of death metal material after 2008’s Watershed
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Wednesday 13 hook up with Alice Cooper for Necrophaze - watch ghoulish video
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Kiss star Gene Simmons undergoes “medical procedure” in LA
Kiss were forced to postpone their recent show in Salt Lake City due to bassist and vocalist Gene Simmons having to fly back to Los Angeles for a medical procedure
Metallica: Are they now the biggest metal band on the planet?
New figures show that Metallica have sold a staggering 22 million tickets for their live shows since 1982 - bringing in $1.4 billion in the process
The Offspring to play virtual gig inside World Of Tanks
The Offspring will take to the virtual stage later this week inside Wargaming’s MMO World Of Tanks
Rod Stewart reports he’s cancer free after secret two year battle
Rod Stewart says he was diagnosed with prostate cancer during a routine checkup but reveals he’s now “in the clear”
Shattered Skies cover Alanis Morissette's You Oughta Know
Watch the prog metallers new video here...
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Louder's Tracks of the Week: New music from Green Day, R.E.M. and more...
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Watch Xentrix Bury The Pain in the thrashers' first video for over 25 years
Premiere Xentrix are back after two decades with Bury The Pain, the title track taken from their brand new album
This woman covering Lamb of God on Germany's The Voice will make every metalhead's year!
Watch one young woman stunning audiences with her impeccable cover of Lamb of God's Ghost Walking on The Voice of Germany
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Vocalist of New Orleans "Louisiana sound" pioneers Exhorder, Kyle Thomas, picks the very best bands to have emerged from his hometown
The Scorpions, and the most infamous limousine ride in rock'n'roll history
When it was time for the Scorpions to close the Day On The Green festival, they were determined to get from their dressing room to the stage in style. So they took a limo. “What do you expect us to do?” asked guitarist Rudy Schenker. “Walk?!”
Listen to the brand new track from US black metal heavyweights Abigail Williams
Premiere Abigail Williams exclusively debut their first single and chat to Hammer about forthcoming album Walk Beyond The Dark
50 Years Of Heavy Metal: celebrated in the new issue of Classic Rock, out now
The new issue of Classic Rock contains Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Slayer and Rammstein, and a free CD featuring some of the world's best new bands
Blut Aus Nord debut trippy new track taken from their forthcoming album Hallucinogen
Listen to the avant-black metal pioneers new track Nomos Nebuleam taken from their forthcoming new album, Hallucinogen
Tracks of the Week: new music from Whiskey Myers, The Who and more...
You want new music? Like, really GOOD new music? Walk this way, folks, and check out Classic Rock's Tracks Of The Week.
How to buy the very best of The Cars
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See Dani Filth behind the scenes at The 69 Eyes Two Horns Up video shoot
Exclusive Take a look behind the scenes of gothic rockers The 69 Eyes and Dani Filth's collaboration on track Two Horns Up
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Korn's The Nothing recaptures the genuine darkness of their earlier works
Jonathan Davis exorcises his most ferocious demons yet in Korn's new album The Nothing
Asagraum's Dawn Of Infinite Fire is an instant black metal classic
Dutch black metallers Asagraum weave potent new magick from the old school with new album Dawn of Infinite Fire
Black Star Riders' Another State Of Grace: the boys are back, and they're still fighting
Black Star Riders continue to show there’s life for them beyond Lizzy with Another State Of Grace, and life is good
Tool's Fear Inoculum: intricate, immersive, and thrillingly warped
After well over a decade’s wait, Tool spiral out and keep going further than ever on Fear Inoculum
Why Sacred Reich's Awakening was worth waiting twenty three years for
The Politically charged thrash originals Sacred Reich break a near-quarter-century silence wand prove thrash metal is still alive and well
Crobot: still stoned, but heavier and darker
Motherbrain is a leap forward for the Pennsylvanian band Crobot
New Model Army: a hypnotic swirl of captivating darkness
Tribal rockers New Model Army serve up an icy-cold brew on 15th album From Here
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have released... an old-skool thrash album?
Aussie psychedelicists King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard go very metal on Infest The Rat's Nest
Creedence's Woodstock set: 50 years on, still bristling with energy
After half a century on the cutting room floor, Creedence Clearwater Revival's Woodstock set is officially out at last
Slipknot are back and as bold as ever in We Are Not Your Kind
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