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Green Lung’s first festival headline show cements them as the future of metal
By Matt Mills published
At London’s Desertfest, the occult five-piece perform all of their darkly fun anthems while backed up by gorgeous videos, returning members and a malfunctioning, Eddie-like mascot

The 10 best new metal songs you need to hear this week
By Matt Mills published
Anthrax, Green Lung, Sicksense and Warning lead this week’s heavy picks – vote for your favourite here

Stoner/doom stalwarts Green Lung return with riffy single Evil In This House ahead of first-ever festival headline show
By Matt Mills published
The Londoners will headline Desertfest this weekend and release their fourth album, Necropolitan, in September

The 30 best metal albums of the decade (so far)
By Metal Hammer published
From legends like Iron Maiden and Metallica to rising stars such as Bloodywood and Spiritbox, these are the metal albums that have defined the 2020s so far

The ultimate Motorhead playlist (as picked by Metallica, Judas Priest and more)
By Rich Hobson published
We asked some of metal's biggest names to share which Motorhead songs mean most to them

The 50 metal albums you need to hear in 2026
By Metal Hammer published
Digging deep on announcements, rumours and pure speculation to find the 50 metal albums you should be keeping an eye out for in 2026

Metal Hammer staff pick the best metal concerts of 2025
By Matt Mills published
The Hammer team name their greatest gigs of the year, from stadium extravaganzas to sweaty basement dust-ups

UK stoner/doom champions Green Lung to headline Desertfest London 2026; four other bands also confirmed
By Matt Mills published
Desertfest will fill five Camden venues with the sounds of doom, stoner and psychedelic rock from May 15 to 17

British metal has ruled the world this summer – just this once, I’m actually proud of my country
By Matt Mills published
From Black Sabbath’s blockbuster farewell to Sleep Token’s first time as a Download festival headliner, all eyes have been on the British metal scene in recent months. Rightfully so.
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