Latest articles by Stephen Hill
Bring Me The Horizon start great and finish great, but there's a spectacular ball-drop in the middle
Deftones are arguably bigger than ever - and to top it all off, they've made an absolute beauty of a new album
Few would argue Mastodon are a band at their best outdoors. Their incredible Bloodstock set just changed that
From pre-show singalongs to a flawless showing by the band themselves, Gojira put on a set for the history books
Creeper would have looked out of place on Bloodstock a few years ago. Today they feel right at home
Max Cavalera's Nailbomb show why they're so revered in the metal scene, even if sound gremlins scupper their momentum
Slaughter To Prevail prove they can stand toe-to-toe with breakout stars Lorna Shore, Bring Me The Horizon and Whitechapel with new album Grizzly
Everyone seems to love that title track. The rest? Your mileage may vary
Volbeat's Michael Poulsen talks us through his journey to metal stardom
Panic attacks, substance abuse, wrecked hotel rooms and backstage visits by David Bowie and Lou Reed: photographer Jonathan Ranch had a front seat to it all when he followed NIN on tour
Combining Massive Attack with Nine Inch Nails and the Smashing Pumpkins was always a great elevator pitch
Oasis delivered a near-flawless comeback show... but where were all the vibes?
From the Bring Me The Horizon and Architects approved Amira Elfeky to Nordic folk metal songstress Sylvaine, nu metalcore stars Uncured and industrial metaller Harpy, these are the metal bands you need to hear in July 2025
Dublin's Sprints bring new songs - and Kate Nash - to Glastonbury's Woodsies Stage
No offence Jarvis, but THIS is hardcore
"A fantastic celebration of a legendary artist"
Common People? No, national treasures
Every dog has its day, and that day was June 27 for Fat Dog
This is how you headline the Pyramid Stage
As 28 Years Later lurches its way towards box office success, we suggest the rock and metal albums that would best soundtrack a zombie killing spree
Lacking big, fat riffs in your diet? The new Malevolence album has you covered
Orbit Culture follow in the footsteps of Trivium and Five Finger Death Punch at Download festival
