Latest articles by Terry Bezer
A salute to the timeless bad-ass outlaw vibes of QOTSA's Rated R
The Great Big Mouth on his best records, Les Misérables and how great sex made him a Depeche Mode fan
Deftones are one of modern metal‘s most acclaimed bands – and its most turbulent
Deftones were there at the beginning of nu metal
With his red cap and hip hop swagger, Fred Durst was the biggest and most divisive star of the nu metal era. But that’s only half the story
With their fifth album, 2011’s Ritual, The Black Dahlia Murder peered into the darkest recesses of the human pysche
Every bit as important as the bands he worked with, producer Ross Robinson helped shape nu metal and provided some of the genre’s most insane moments
Slipknot guitarist Mick Thomson dives into his record collection and pulls out Kiss, Metallica and Deicide
Did you live through nu metal? Here's a look back at the defining moments of a g-g-generation
Two decades after its release, we argue the case for Metallica's much maligned sixth album
Punk rock, goth schlock and a touch of flamboyance collided on My Chemical Romance’s era-defining breakthrough Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge
Not every nu metal band could reach the heights of Korn or Limp Bizkit. But here are 10 albums that deserve a second chance
Why Korn's fifth album is one of the most grossly overlooked bodies of work of the 21st Century
My Chemical Romance's third album The Black Parade became a chart-demolishing, genre-spanning triumph – we look back on the album and its impact
Jamey Jasta is the most positive man in hardcore. But how did Hatebreed's mastermind become the man his today?
In 2003, Avenged Sevenfold had just released metal-influenced second album, Waking The Fallen – to the annoyance of their former comrades on the hardcore scene…
The voice of the metal-punks (and tribute crew Bat Sabbath) salutes the band that started it all.
Brighton pop punks already look like stars at debut album launch party
The Massachusetts trio play to a packed-out Barfly
Dez Fafara’s Coal Chamber are back to deal with some unfinished business.
In a scene lacking big personalities and outspoken rockstars, Ronnie Radke is a true one-off. Love him or hate him, you just can't ignore him...
