Connie Gordon
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Greg Puciato takes a dizzying tour through his interior world on his second solo album, Mirrorcell

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Prog thrashers Voivod continue to unearth new elements on their 15th studio album, Synchro Anarchy

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“If Captain Beefheart was a metal band, it’d sound like this” - how endorsement by Kurt Cobain helped Melvins' Honey Bucket become an unlikely mainstream hit

By Hywel Davies, Malcolm Dome, Eleanor Goodman, Chris Chantler, Connie Gordon, Spencer Grady, Adam Rees, Jonathan Selzer Published
From Delain and Devin Townsend to Celtic Frost, Nightwish and Cradle Of Filth, these are the 25 best symphonic metal releases that saw metal embrace its grandiose side

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Filth is Eternal: caustic hardcore from the band formerly known as F***ed and Bound

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We dig out the obscure but brilliant post-metal bands lurking in the shadows

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Noise rock surrealists Årabrot are still orbiting a planet of their own on new album Norwegian Gothic

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Surf rock, twisted pop, unhinged doo wop – it’s business as usual in the demented world of Melvins

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Dutch veterans Asphyx serve up a tour de force of speed, sludge, riffs and sly humour with first album in five years

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Euro-thrash mainstays Sodom go back to their roots on new album Genesis XIX with mixed results

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Serial killer-obsessed sickos Macabre return from their slumber on new album Carnival Of Killers

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Post-rock chameleon Emma Ruth Rundle and sludge metal boundary-pushers Thou team up on brilliant left-field collaboration

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Sludge metal supergroup Old Man Gloom return from the shadows

By Chris Chantler, Alex Chillingworth, Ali Cooper, Connie Gordon, Stephen Hill, Dom Lawson, Dannii Leivers, Matt Mills, Dayal Paterson, Jonathan Selzer, Jon Wiederhorn Published
1994 was the year when metal came of age, bands twisting heavy music into new forms that would echo through the ages. We take a look back at the year's essential releases

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German duo Mantar add more oxygen to the flames with The Modern Art Of Setting Ablaze

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UK crustpunks Axegrinder dust themselves down after a 30-year hiatus with Satori

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Lee Dorrian rounds up a crew of 80s hardcore punk obsessives for Septic Tank

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Mad Uncle Al Jourgensen resurrects his outlaw industrial harbingers

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Ephel Duath frontman leads a roll call of experimental extremity

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Bay Area crossover crew battle against the knobs

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Belgian grind crew keep churning up the beaten track

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Classic death metal battery from Bay Area veterans

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Seasoned sonic assaulters reveal more madness than method
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