Emma Ruth Rundle – On Dark Horses album review By Stephen Hill Emma Ruth Rundle returns in haunting fashion with On Dark Horses
In the studio with While She Sleeps as they work on album number four By Stephen Hill Exclusive Why have While She Sleeps starting jamming Daft Punk?!
Jason Aalon Butler: Rock has so much in common with hip hop By Stephen Hill Exclusive Former Letlive frontman Jason Aalon Butler has spent 2018 smashing stages with new project The Fever 333
Leeched – You Took The Sun When You Left album review By Stephen Hill Miserable Mancunians Leeched make an almighty, sludgy racket on You Took The Sun When You Left
Black Tusk – TCBT album review By Stephen Hill Black Tusk's TCBT is an engine-wrecking riff-fest from the Savannah badlands
Every Tool album (and one EP) ranked from worst to best By Stephen Hill We put every Tool album in order of greatness, and add in one EP for good measure
The 10 best Wednesday 13 songs, as chosen by Wednesday 13 By Stephen Hill Wednesday 13 has released over 20 albums with his various projects. Here he picks his ten favourite songs throughout his career
New Band Of The Week: Pagan By Stephen Hill Disco-powered blackened punk’n’roll? The Pagan party has arrived – and it’s here to fuck with everything you know about metal
Life on the road with Al Jourgensen By Stephen Hill Reliving the best and worst of tour life with Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen
The Ultimate Checklist For Having The Best Ever Time At A Festival By Stephen Hill Are you up to the challenge of super-happy-fun-times at a festival this summer?
Deafheaven – Ordinary Corrupt Human Love album review By Stephen Hill Post-black scene leaders Deafheaven let go of their ballast on Ordinary Corrupt Human Love
Dez Fafara's track-by-track guide to Devildriver's outlaw country covers album By Stephen Hill Devildriver frontman Dez Fafara guides us through the band's new album Outlaws 'Til The End: Vol. 1 one song at a time
Will Haven – Muerte album review By Stephen Hill Bleak noise and controlled chaos from Will Haven with Muerte
Cancer Bats: Shit got real dark with the last album By Stephen Hill Liam Cormier explains why Cancer Bats decided to ‘do an Avenged’ and surprise-release new album, The Spark That Moves
Ice-T: 10 Records That Changed My Life By Stephen Hill Body Count frontman Ice-T picks the albums that made him the man he is today
Zeal & Ardor – Stranger Fruit track by track By Stephen Hill Zeal & Ardor frontman Manuel Gagneux gives a track by track rundown of his new album Stranger Fruit
New Band Of The Week: F*cked & Bound By Stephen Hill Fed up of watching misogynistic assholes ruin everything, Fucked & Bound channelled their rage into one of 2018’s most savage hardcore albums
Jonathan Davis – Black Labyrinth album review By Stephen Hill Korn frontman Jonathan Davis brings his 80s past into new pastures for Black Labyrinth
In the studio with Bury Tomorrow as they work on new album Black Flame By Stephen Hill Bury Tomorrow have gone prog! Just kidding: be prepared for another onslaught of full-hearted metalcore bangers.
New Band Of The Week: Primal Rite By Stephen Hill Primal Rite are the new face of Bay Area rage and smashing down boundaries in every sense possible
Parkway Drive – Reverence album review By Stephen Hill Byron Bay’s metal brutalists Parkway Drive keep pushing the limits
In the studio with Puppy as they work on their debut album By Stephen Hill After wowing the underground with their Sabbath-meets-Weezer jams, Puppy are finally releasing a full album
New Band Of The Week: Bailer By Stephen Hill Bailer are looking to break out of Ireland – and here’s why you need to help them do it
Al Jourgensen: I ended up feeling sorry for George Bush By Stephen Hill Ministry legend Al Jourgensen explains why his new album will be the Black Mirror of the metal scene
Persistence Tour at Forum, London - live review By Stephen Hill Not yet rated Hatebreed, Madball and Power Trip rule a riotous hardcore roost
