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Biohazard’s Evan Seinfeld on the NSFW side-hustle that made him more money than music
By Matt Mills published
Biohazard frontman Evan Seinfeld has no regrets about his career in adult entertainment

The story of the landmark Alice In Chains album that paved the way for Nirvana’s Nevermind
By Stephen Hill published
A year before Nirvana broke out with Nevermind, Alice In Chains Seattle’s grunge scene on the map

The best new metal bands you need to hear in November 2025
By Rich Hobson published
Deathcore newcomers Face Yourself, NWOBHM revivalists Seven Sisters, bone-faced black metallers Abduction and videogame inspired alt metallers Luna Kills, these are the new metal bands you need to hear in November 2025

How Status Quo turned a minor John Fogerty hit into an all-time classic that kicked off the biggest gig in history
By Dave Everley published
Status Quo beefed up John Fogerty’s ‘piddly’ original and struck rock’n’roll gold

The huge Linkin Park hit that Chester Bennington didn’t even want on Hybrid Theory
By Dannii Leivers published
Even Chester admitted that he was wrong

Carmine Appice on getting high with Hendrix, falling out with Ozzy and the late guitar hero he spoke to just before he died
By Greg Prato published
Drum legend Carmine Appice has been in the business for 60 years – and he’s crossed paths with everyone from Jimi Hendrix to Dave Grohl

How one rap legend helped bring hip hop to the nu metal generation
By Stephen Hill published
The idea of Ice Cube and Korn sharing a bill might not seem strange now, but in the 90s, it was a thrilling novelty

"These typical metalheads, long-haired with their jackets, they’re the ones standing there and singing Backstreet Boys and Cascada." Five minutes with Electric Callboy, the band "making metal accessible"
By Jen Thomas published
Electric Callboy have metalheads singing along to 90s pop classics, and they love it

"I've always hated it. I sound like a little kid!" From label interference to an acrimonious split, the story behind the classic Evanescence song that Amy Lee (eventually) learned to love
By Merlin Alderslade published
It's one of Evanescence's biggest songs, but it's safe to say Amy Lee was not keen on it at first
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