Stephen Hill

A fun, frantic five minute interview with Black Label Society leader Zakk Wylde

Barney reflects on his life in music and fighting the good fight for almost four decades. Don’t call Napalm Death political, though.

For over two decades, Download has been the premiere rock and metal festival in the UK. These are its finest moments

Commemorating the metal and hardcore heroes who disbanded with so much more to give

Thanks to its venomous lyrics and hard, screeching riff, the 2005 single became a Platinum-selling breakthrough moment

The campaign to rehabilitate Korn’s divisive fourth album Issues album starts here

In 2011, Mastodon wrote an album that would fly in the face of everything we thought we knew about them. but they had to fight hard to make it happen...

These metal albums were pretty much all stinkers – apart from one absolute banger that saved the day

Tenacious D had friends in high places, and they used them to bring this 2000s smash hit to life

After exploring the effects of dementia on 2023's A Feast On Sorrow, Urne decided to reconnect with metal's roots for their 2026 follow-up

Released in 1992, Sugar's debut album Copper Blue gave former Hüsker Dü man Bob Mould the commercial success he so richly deserved

Korn's Here To Stay proved the nu metal legends weren't going anywhere, but its creation was chaotic and expensive

Since reuniting in 2011, System Of A Down have headlined festivals, packed arenas and released two songs. What’s the situation with their long-anticipated follow-up to Mezmerize and Hypnotize? Well, don’t hold your breath.

Biohazard were swept up in the major label hysteria that swamped rock and metal in the 90s

Peter Steele was a contrarian at the best of times, and rarely more so than when he oversaw Type O Negative'a most surprising single

Oathbreaker seemed destined for greatness after the release of the superb Rheia. Then the band went on a near-ten-year hiatus. But why?

Pulkas were beloved in the UK metal press and signed to one of underground metal's most illustrious labels - so what happened?

Metallica almost destroyed themselves making 2003's St. Anger

Corrosion Of Conformity might have thought they'd already peaked by 1994. They were very wrong

30 years ago this week, Alice In Chains played a legendary MTV Unplugged set that has only grown more poignant with time

As soon as people heard that crushing first song on Iowa, they knew we weren't getting a soft, sell-out second album

In this Moment have been on the metal scene for two decades, but it took years for frontwoman Maria Brink to truly get her message heard