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"People were throwing coins!" What it's like playing to a hostile Iron Maiden crowd, according to Atreyu
Atreyu might be one of metalcore's most celebrated bands, but they had a hard time winning over a rowdy Maiden crowd in Mexico
From Scorsese and Michael Bolton to black metal greatness, the surprising career of Myrkur
Few artists in modern metal have had a career quite like Myrkur
Watch fantasy metallers Castle Rat slay their up close and personal new live show
It's the Rat Queen's world, we're just living in it now
How Linkin Park's In The End became one of the biggest songs ever - despite Chester not liking it
Incredibly, if Chester had had his way, In The End would have never made the cut on Hybrid Theory!
If you like The Distillers, Petrol Girls and Dying Wish, you need Le Rox in your life
It's pretty impressive that Le Rox even exist, let alone putting out some of hardcore punk's best new material
Burning toilet paper and sleeping on a sink: how Napalm Death’s Barney Greenway got into prog
Vocalist believes there’s a strong and clear link between his band and Gong: their weirdness
“Exploiting other people makes you feel lonely, I guess”: Why Karl Bartos had to leave Kraftwerk
Percussionist, keyboardist and composer says his former colleagues were more interested in success than creativity, and calls the current incarnation a “digital replacement product”
Jon Keliehor went from an unknown psychedelic group to playing with The Doors and rubbing shoulders with Charles Manson
Jon Keliehor was on the frontlines of the West Coast rock scene in the late 60s
