Hannah May Kilroy
Hannah May Kilroy has been writing about music professionally for over a decade, covering everything from extreme metal to country. She was deputy editor at Prog magazine for over five years, and previously worked on the editorial teams at Terrorizer and Kerrang!. She currently works as the production editor for The Art Newspaper, and also writes for the Guardian, Classic Rock and Metal Hammer.
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Not yet ratedSoul-searching Swedes transcend ‘retro’ tag

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Not yet ratedThe Pale Emperor headlines a sold out Hammersmith Apollo

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Wasteland rabble-rousers mutate and revive

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Not yet ratedPower metal pack leaders go lupe-y in London Town

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The Rush frontman is special guest on tonight's show.

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From Elijah Wood to the WWE via Lemmy

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Not yet ratedWe check out the prog-friendly acts at Iceland's premier metal fest.

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Not yet ratedElin Larsson and the boys are on firecracking form.

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Not yet ratedWe review the proggiest bands at 2015's Download.

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Southern sleaze rockers fail to dish up the dirt

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Did you know Maria Ruiz from Orange Is The New Black is in two heavy metal bands?

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Not yet ratedStirring second album from the Icelandic contenders.

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Chatting to Óskar from The Vintage Caravan about Iceland, the new album and booze (obviously)

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Not yet ratedAin’t nothing like a night with southern rock royalty, as Gary Rossington and Co. unfurl a set of 70s classics.

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Not yet ratedSupport: RavenEye

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Foos bassist goes it alone and treads a very different path.

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Earthy international rockers reveal their raw power onstage

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They’ve gone from being diehard underground punks to incendiary rock’n’roll fundamentalists. No one has been able to halt the rise and rise of Danko Jones. Not even Nickelback.

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Schlock horror: the goth-metal kingpin returns with better songs but no real surprises.

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The Prog magazine writers and some of our favourite prog musicians pick their Top 20 albums of 2014...

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It's that time of year again where we put our collective heads together and attempt to whittle down last year's prog releases to a definitive score.

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The Prog magazine writers and some of our favourite prog musicians pick their Top 20 albums of 2014...

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What rocked your prog world in 2014? Cast your votes here!
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