Latest articles by Joe Daly
“We’re on The Rock’s workout playlist!”: how The Hu are taking over America one fan at a time
The Hu have got Metallica, Elton John and The Rock in their corner – and now America is theirs for the taking
"Have we got anything in common with Iron Maiden? I hope not" - watch peak Axl Rose slyly diss Maiden and Kiss in this cheeky 1988 interview
Axl Rose certainly wasn't shy of sharing his opinion on fellow rock and metal heavyweights back in the day
Watch a baby-faced Nirvana rehearse, hang out and cover Led Zeppelin in a tiny room above a hair salon in 1988
Before they were the biggest band in the world, Nirvana were a bunch of kids, jamming above a hair salon owned by Krist Novoselic's mum
Disturbed’s Divisive: David Draiman weighs in on the culture wars on powerful new album
Album review: modern metal heavyweights Disturbed deliver power, passion and few surprises on new album Divisive
Late AC/DC vocalist Bon Scott has absolutely no time for punk in this 1977 interview
"I see punk rock as nothing," says Bon in this not-entirely-serious archive clip
Clutch’s Neil Fallon: 10 Albums That Changed My Life
Classic metal, DC hardcore, 70s prog and headspinning go-go: this is the soundtrack to Clutch singer Neil Fallon’s life
11 things you never knew about Skid Row's Slave To The Grind
From hanging with Lars Ulrich to Sebastian Bach saying no to objectifying women, here are eleven facts about Skid Row's classic second album you may have missed
Spunk, willies and arrests: remembering Rammstein's most notorious show ever
On June 5, 1999 in Worcester, Rammstein performed an outrageously provocative stage stunt. Two members would wake up in jail the next morning
Sebastian who? Skid Row are back to their hard rocking best on The Gang’s All Here
Album review: hard rock warhorses Skid Row unveil stellar new singer Erik Grönwall on new album The Gang’s All Here
Remember the time Adam Sandler jammed with Deftones and Incubus?
Adam Sandler gets cosy on a couch with Deftones, Incubus and an acoustic guitar
Dio: Dreamers Never Die is the documentary Ronnie James Dio deserves
Review: Illuminating, funny and occasionally brutally honest, Dio: Dreamers Never Die is an insightful portrait of one of metal’s most beloved figures
"It’s my mom trying to hand me to Ronald McDonald": why Rob Zombie really f**king hates clowns
Ever wondered why clowns are such a big feature of Rob Zombie's world? One strange anecdote revealed all
Watch the classic heartwarming moment David Draiman made one Disturbed fan's year
Nice guy Davey Draiman struck in style when he noticed a disabled fan in the front row who had a limited view at a Disturbed gig in Auckland
10 things you never knew about Slayer's Seasons In The Abyss
From playing the songs wrong live to f**k-ups that made the album even better, here are all the eye-opening facts you need to know about Slayer's fifth album
This is our first reaction to Slipknot’s new single The Dying Song (Time To Sing)
The Dying Song is an exhilarating introduction to Slipknot’s latest chapter and a brilliant taster of new album The End, So Far
10 metal stars and the sports teams they love
From Steve Harris and West Ham to Kerry King's unwavering support for the Las Vegas Raiders, these are the sports teams your favourite metal stars support
Here are 6 ways science has proven metal is good for you
It's a fact that heavy riffs will put you on the highway to health
Ozzfest/ Knotfest at Glen Helen Amphitheater, San Bernardino - live review
Not yet ratedRob Zombie, Marilyn Manson and Stone Sour wow the West Coast
This cringey 2002 Slipknot interview makes us want to die inside
Watch a Finnish journalist overcome taunting, chaos and profanity in a 2002 interview with Slipknot's Clown
Jay Weinberg hits the ice with his very own Slipknot-inspired hockey mask
He might be better known as the drummer in Slipknot, but Jay Weinberg is also a hockey fan and plays between the pipes – and he’s even got his own specially designed goalie mask
What happened at Metallica's intimate gig in Hollywood?
Metallica rolled into the Fonda Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard for a very special and very intimate show
Metallica’s S&M2: metal’s biggest band changes the game once more on epic live album
Metallica reunite with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra on S&M2 – and the results are bigger, bolder and more brillant than ever before
Iron Maiden's Senjutsu: an electrifying, cinematic masterpiece
Metal’s most travelled champions Iron Maiden reach new states of grandeur with Senjutsu
