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How heavy metal fell in love with the Devil
By Matt Mills published
For as long as it’s existed, heavy metal has been obsessed with the Devil. We investigate why.

10 bands that will fill the Black Sabbath-shaped hole in your life
By Classic Rock published
Black Sabbath may be no more, but there are still plenty of bands they’ve inspired out there

Metal Hammer's 50 best albums of 2024
By Metal Hammer published
From Judas Priest's Invincible Shield to Nightwish's Yesterwynde and Opeth's return to extremity, these are the metal albums that ruled 2024

The best metal albums of 2024 so far
By Rich Hobson published
From legends like Bruce Dickinson, Judas Priest and Kerry King to modern heavy hitters like Knocked Loose, OU and DOOL, these are the metal albums ruling 2024

“Anyone who doesn’t talk to their pets is a psychopath!” We asked a bunch of metal stars to tell us about their pets on International Pet Day
By Dave Everley published
Dogs, cats, ponies, goats, ducks – to mark International Pet Day, we asked members of Killswitch Engage, Amon Amarth, Green Lung and more to tell us about the animals they share their lives with

"My family were pastors and a lot of injustice was taught to me as a little girl. Now it's my time to put on the collar and preach": The rise of occult rockers Lucifer
By Jo Kendall published
From Stockholm via Berlin, Lucifer are a 70s-inspired occult-rock force on the rise

"Why Lucifer aren't the biggest sensation since Ghost is a mystery": Lucifer's fifth album is a deliciously subversive collection of dark should-be-hits, like Stevie Nicks fronting Black Sabbath
By Sleazegrinder published
The fifth album from Stockholm-based Lucifer: Classic rock, if rock'n'roll really is the devil's music

"Bursting with ambition and energy from start to finish, Lucifer’s latest is a reminder that the Devil still has the best tunes." Lucifer's V is another knockout from the Swedish occult rockers
By EdwinMcFee published
Five albums in and Johanna Platow Andersson's doomy occult sect are still producing retro-style infernal brilliance
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