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Clutch: Sunrise On Slaughter Beach
Clutch's Sunrise On Slaughter Beach: "a joyous conflagration of riffs, grooves and bittersweet wit"

By Dom Lawson Published

Sunrise On Slaughter Beach proves that even after 30 years and 13 studio albums, Clutch are rock'n'roll's most reliable champions

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The eight best new rock songs given to the world this week

By Polly Glass Published

New music from Billy Idol, The Struts, The Hu, Clutch, Big Big Train and more

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The Hu, Witch Fever, Clutch and A.A. Williams
The 10 best new metal songs you need to hear this week

By Rich Hobson Published

The most essential new songs out this week. Plus: vote for your favourite

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The best metal albums of 1995
The Top 20 best albums of 1995

By Metal Hammer Last updated

From the birth of Deftones and Rammstein to White Zombie’s final farewell, these are the best metal albums of 1995

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Best metal albums of 1993
The Top 20 best metal albums of 1993

By Metal Hammer Published

Grunge ruled the airwaves in 1993, but metal wasn't about to lie down and die, as these 20 brilliant releases show

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Clutch 2022
Clutch announce new album Sunrise On Slaughter Beach

By Rich Hobson Published

Clutch have revealed the release details for their forthcoming thirteenth album, Sunrise On Slaughter Beach

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Eight songs to change your world right now

By Polly Glass Last updated

Improve your circumstances immediately by listening to the greatest ever songs released right now

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Kyuss and Monster Magnet
The Top 20 best stoner metal records

By Dom Lawson Last updated

Warning: may contain drugs

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Neil Fallon/Cammie Gilbert/Nova Twins/Jacoby Shaddix
The 10 best new metal songs you need to hear right now

By Rich Hobson Published

From Clutch and Papa Roach to Oceans of Slumber and In Flames, these are the week’s best new metal tracks. Plus: vote for your favourite!

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Clutch: "our early shows back in DC were pretty knuckle headed"

By Scott Rowley Last updated

Neil Fallon on books, horror, their place in the metal scene, and how rock’n’roll was once considered to be an imminent threat to Western civilisation

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