‘Lost’ Deftones album Eros might never be released, Chino Moreno admits By Paul Brannigan Deftones’ final recordings with late bassist Chi Cheng might never see the light of day, says Chino Moreno
Bob Mould addresses questions of sexual identity and self-hatred on fierce new single Siberian Butterfly By Paul Brannigan Bob Mould releases Siberian Butterfly as the third single from his upcoming album Blue Hearts
Rolo Tomassi lead exodus from Holy Roar after label founder accused of sexual assault By Paul Brannigan Rolo Tomassi, Svalbard, Møl and record label staff sever connections with Holy Roar following accusations of sexual assault levelled at founder Alex Fitzpatrick.
Slipknot receive pop-punk makeover and it kinda works By Paul Brannigan Hear Slipknot’s Sulfur re-imagined as perky pop-punk
Rob Halford: “Working out your sexuality can be torture” By Paul Brannigan Exclusive Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford speaks about coming out as a gay man in 1998
Hear Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love’s once-in-a-lifetime duet By Paul Brannigan Alt-rock's best-known couple, Nirvana's Kurt Cobain and Hole's Courtney Love performed onstage together only once – listen to their live renditions of Pennyroyal Tea and Where Did You Sleep Last Night? below
Touche Amore “overwhelmed” by fans’ memories of dead loved ones By Paul Brannigan “It’s hard having to stomach tragic story after tragic story,” admits vocalist Jeremy Bolm, as Touché Amoré preview forthcoming album Lament with the release of emotional new song I’ll Be Your Host
We got Slipknot to put together the ultimate 25 track mixtape By Paul Brannigan Slipknot’s Corey Taylor, Shawn Crahan and Jim Root compile their ultimate mixtape featuring AC/DC, Metallica, NIN, Depeche Mode and more
Master Of Puppets: how Metallica made the greatest metal album of all time By Paul Brannigan In 1986, Metallica released the album that elevated them to metal’s A-list. This is the inside story of Master Of Puppets
The Top 10 Best Alice In Chains Songs By Paul Brannigan Grunge pioneers Alice In Chains had a career marked by triumph and tragedy. These are the top 10 best songs to come out of it
Bring The Noise: How Rage Against The Machine Changed The World By Paul Brannigan Uncompromising, full of anger and forever engaged as much as they were enraged. Meet the band who caused anarchy in the USA and left an indelible mark on music: Rage Against The Machine
Drugs, ghosts and the radical re-birth of John Frusciante By Paul Brannigan The story of how Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist John Frusciante made his remarkable recovery from the brink of tragedy
The Class Of 2000: Where Are They Now? By Paul Brannigan, Adam Rees It's been twenty years since the year 2000, whatever happened to the millennium's next big things?
Jane's Addiction: "The first alternative band to break - not Nirvana" By Paul Brannigan A salute to one of rock's most free-thinking and influential collectives
Megadeth’s Killing Is My Business: hamburgers, heroin and one of metal’s greatest debut albums By Paul Brannigan Fired from Metallica and seeking revenge, Dave Mustaine brought Megadeth screaming to life. Here, the band open up on their landmark debut and spending $4,000 on coke, heroin and hamburgers
The 10 best Foo Fighters songs tucked away on b-sides By Paul Brannigan Some of the Foo Fighters’ most interesting and invigorating work has been tucked away on their singles
How hip hop changed metal By Paul Brannigan By the mid-90’s, the look and feel of hip hop had totally infiltrated metal. Denim and leather faded out of fashion as the nu school took over
Chris Cornell interview: searching for the real Chris Cornell By Paul Brannigan We revisit a classic interview with Chris Cornell, conducted in LA in the summer of 1996
Trent Reznor: A guide to the best albums By Paul Brannigan After groundbreaking albums with NIN, the reluctant icon found success as the go-to man for ‘edgy’ Hollywood soundtracks
Sammy Hagar on self-belief, Van Halen and the bright side of fame By Paul Brannigan The Red Rocker talks early self-belief, Montrose, Van Halen, Chickenfoot, solo success and being… er, a bit of a slut
The wild one: How Danny Worsnop took sex, drugs and rock’n’roll to the limit By Paul Brannigan With Asking Alexandria, singer Danny Worsnop took rock'n'roll to a life-threatening limit. Now sober and back with a country-rock confessional, he tells us about dark days and high times
It's a long way to the top: What's next for Brian Johnson? By Paul Brannigan We look back at Beano’s career, from life as a skint car roofer to stepping into the huge shoes of Bon Scott to what happens next
Metallica’s Top 10 best cover songs By Paul Brannigan From Misfits to Diamond Head, Metallica have recorded some incredible covers. Here are their top 10 best cover songs
Ministry's Al Jourgensen: "I can suck my own cock!" By Paul Brannigan Interview: Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen on getting old, fat and lazy... and on the benefits of being double-jointed
The Answer on how new album Solas brought them back from the brink By Paul Brannigan Having enjoyed a rapid rise, The Answer suffered a downturn where even the band’s existence looked in jeopardy. But with new album, they feel the sun is shining on them again
