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

The story of how Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist John Frusciante made his remarkable recovery from the brink of tragedy

It's been twenty years since the year 2000, whatever happened to the millennium's next big things?

A salute to one of rock's most free-thinking and influential collectives

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

Some of the Foo Fighters’ most interesting and invigorating work has been tucked away on their singles

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

We revisit a classic interview with Chris Cornell, conducted in LA in the summer of 1996

After groundbreaking albums with NIN, the reluctant icon found success as the go-to man for ‘edgy’ Hollywood soundtracks

The Red Rocker talks early self-belief, Montrose, Van Halen, Chickenfoot, solo success and being… er, a bit of a slut

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

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

From Misfits to Diamond Head, Metallica have recorded some incredible covers. Here are their top 10 best cover songs

Interview: Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen on getting old, fat and lazy... and on the benefits of being double-jointed

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

In October 2000, as the nu metal revolution rolled ever onward, one band released an album that changed the game, and their lives, forever...

Confrontational, reactionary and visceral, Pearl Jam's second album was an angrier and bloody proposition than their first and, we argue, all the better for it...

A new singer, no songs, and even some onstage argy-bargy as Bruce Dickinson and Steve Harris vied for the spotlight, just how did Iron Maiden make their landmark album?

At his best, David Lee Roth's solo work contained the three basic elements: flash bang and wallop. His videos were a feast for the senses too, here then is Diamond Dave at full tilt...

Everything you need to know about Avenged Sevenfold in alphabetical order

On May 2, 1991, a young band from Seattle walked in to Sound City studios in Los Angeles to begin work on their second album. Their label optimistically pressed up 46,251 copies...

You really won’t thank us for bringing these turkeys to your attention

No band in modern metal has come up with as many classic riffs as Metallica. And these are the very best from James Hetfield and co

A clutch of classics from the black-hearted Chicago punk trio