Latest articles by Jason Arnopp
In 2005, System Of Down released their fifth, and possibly final, album Hypnotize
French-Canadian oddballs Voivod celebrate their fourth decade with the storming Synchro Anarchy
Carpe Diem is business as usual for British metal institution Saxon, and business is good
Brummie veterans Magnum continue to put songcraft first on The Monster Roars, their best album for some time
Exodus continue to thrash, bang and wallop on 11th album Persona Non Grata
Wading through industrial legend Rob Zombie's directorial run of horror movies from the baneful to the gloriously painful
With their second album Symphonies Of Sickness, Carcass put grindcore through the mincer – and made an underground metal classic
Ronnie James Dio's live albums Evil Or Divine: Live In New York City and Holy Diver Live get taken out for another spin
Black Wind, Fire And Steel: The Atlantic Recordings 1987-1992 is a barebones repacking of Manowar's major label adventure
Heavy, heavy metal on the 20th anniversary Pantera's Reinventing The Steel
Former Accept vocalist Udo Dirkschneider hooks up with the concert band of the German armed forces on We Are One. Of course he does.
Every day is Halloween with these 10 essential horror movie sountracks for the discerning metal fan
As Halloween rolls around, we investigate why metal enjoys such a close relationship with horror, and how they’ve shaped each other in the darkest of ways
Don't expect a warm welcome if you're a Satanic metal band in Vatican City with no photo permits...
Metal’s regal maverick King Diamond revisits a high point. Check out our live review here...
Thrash metal veterans fire up their furnace once more
Arizona’s thrash stalwarts full just shy of full power
