Tom Doyle

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Linkin Park posing for a photograph in 2001

How Linkin Park defied the haters to make Hybrid Theory, the album that changed metal

By Tom Doyle published

In 2001, Linkin Park were dealing with sudden superstardom

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Korn's Brian 'Head' Welch: 10 albums that changed my life

By Tom Doyle published

Korn co-founder and guitarist Head fills us in on the records that made him the man he is today

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Ferium: Reflections

By Tom Doyle published

Hard-hitting, deathly swagger direct from the war zone

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Bury Tomorrow: Runes

By Tom Doyle published

UK metalcore hopefuls take one step back

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Martyr Defiled: No Hope No Morality

By Tom Doyle published

Lincolnshire’s deathcore bruisers up the aggro

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REVIEW: Memphis May Fire, Live in London

By Tom Doyle published

Koko, April 16, 2014

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REVIEW: Of Mice & Men, Live In London

By Tom Doyle published

Koko, April 18, 2014

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Review: Arcane Roots Live In London

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The Garage, April 10, 2014

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Review: Canterbury, Live in London

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Dingwalls, April 9, 2014

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Review: Marmozets Live at the 100 Club, London

By Tom Doyle published

Roadrunner Records' new UK signings touched down at London's legendary 100 Club to show us just why everyone is getting so excited about them.

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Slash on Duff: 'It doesn't concern me'

By Tom Doyle published

But guitarist accepts he'll never get GnR reunion call like McKagan's

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Review: You Me At Six Live in London

By Tom Doyle published

You Me At Six storm their biggest ever UK headline show

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Various Artists: Punk Goes 90s Vol.2

By Tom Doyle published

Metalcore covers stuck firmly in the neutered zone

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Issues: Issues

By Tom Doyle published

US pop metallers dare you to cry them a river

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De La Tierra: De La Tierra

By Tom Doyle published

Andreas Kisser reaches out to the Latin tongue

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Carnifex: Die Without Hope

By Tom Doyle published

Metalcore Californians hit their stride on album number five

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Servers: Leave With Us

By Tom Doyle published

South Yorkshire three-piece make an impressive debut

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Morgue Orgy: The Last Man On Earth

By Tom Doyle published

Brummie deathsters take a chainsaw to your funny bone

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The Last Ten Seconds Of Life: Invivo[Exvivo]

By Tom Doyle published

Pennsylvanians put the actual dying into deathcore

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Of Mice & Men performs live during a concert at the C-Club on March 19, 2015 in Berlin

Of Mice & Men: "Emo, Screamo, labels are complete bull..."

By Tom Doyle published

From metalcore obscurity to the brink of mainstream triumph, Of Mice & Men are a band with big ambitions. Just don’t mention the n-word

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Impending Doom: Death Will Reign

By Tom Doyle published

German deathcore crew fail to advance their creed

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Science Of Sleep: Exhaust

By Tom Doyle published

Teutonic deathcore crew overlook the tick-box marked ‘Inspiration’

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Dichotomy: Paradigms

By Tom Doyle published

Ireland’s tech-death bruisers churn on and tune in

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Collapse: Arms And The Covenant

By Tom Doyle published

UK metal heavyweights get their groove on

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ACT: World’s A Stage

By Tom Doyle published

Modern Turkish metallers just shy of a breakout album

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