Latest articles by Jack Rogers
Rock's past and present meet in the middle and make a certain kind of magic in hopes of securing its future
One of hardcore's most revered and influential bands are back for another round, and they are sounding more ravenous than ever
It may be a mainstay in setlists these days, but there was a time when Hayley Williams was adamant that she would never perform this emotional rollercoaster of a track
Blending metal, hardcore, drum 'n' bass and hip hop, House Of Protection are a breath of fresh air for heavy music
How a legendary appearance at Aftershock and a fan-funded album helped Nothing More realise their potential as alt rock stars
From NWOBHM-revivalists Tailgunner to existential post-metallers Kollapse, Austrian folk-tinged black metal heroes Perchta and UK hopefuls Defects, these are the new metal bands you need to hear in August 2024
Fever 333 frontman Jason Aalon Butler answers your questions on everything from stunts to activism, influences and whether he'd rather fight a dinosaur or a chicken
From "Melanin Punks" Oxymorrons to viral metalcore breakouts Resolve, French prog metallers No Terror In The Bang and punishing sludge noisemakers Meth, these are the new bands you need to hear in May 2024
From Descendents and Terror to Power Trip and Rotting Out, Drain vocalist Sammy Ciaramitaro picks the hardcore bands every metalhead needs to know
As they prepare to release their new album Death Below and celebrate their 20th year as a band, August Burns Red's guitarist reflects on the albums that have had the biggest impact on him
Nu gen star Scene Queen's latest bold and brutal entry calls out sexual abuse and grooming in the alternative scene, in the way only she could
Ex-Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo is stepping out on his own for the very first time with a record that shows off the length and breadth of his drumming ability and taste.
Back in 2010, Deftones performed at Luxembourg's Rock-a-Field and had Paramore's own Hayley Williams take on Maynard James Keenan's parts on Passenger.
Limp Bizkit are set to hit the UK for a string of shows next month, with their two stops in London now one very big show.
As the discussion on venues taking a merch cut from bands who play shows with them rages on, Supersonic Festival has confirmed its stance on the subject.
Coal Chamber are set to play their first shows in eight years in 2023, and it all stemmed from vocalist Dez Fafara almost dying of COVID-19.
With hologram tours still as divisive as ever, Mike Shinoda has reassured us that we will never see Linkin Park doing one with Chester Bennington.
BABYMETAL have taken part in a performance for The First Take, sharing a flawless execution of their track Monochrome in just one take.
Lorna Shore's Will Ramos has once again shown off his incredible vocal range, tackling one of Sleep Token's newest epics.
The rise and rise of Electric Callboy has hit another massive milestone with the band performing to 20,000 people just down the road from their home town.
Ice Nine Kills' connection to horror gets deeper and deeper, with Spencer Charnas suggesting something special in memory of Scream's original director Wes Craven.
Devildriver, Employed To Serve and Swollen Teeth are among the best new metal songs this week. Plus, vote for your favourite!
Rammstein are now renowned as one of the world's most extravagant and unpredictable live acts. The truth is that nearly 30 years ago, that sentiment was exactly the same.
