Megadeth’s killer new song Soldier On! is the soundtrack to the world marching into the mouth of hell
Megadeth drop the latest new track from upcoming album The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead!
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Megadeth’s killer new song Soldier On! is the soundtrack to the world marching into the mouth of hell
Megadeth drop the latest new track from upcoming album The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead!
Rage Against The Machine cancel UK/European tour, including Reading and Leeds festival appearances
Rage Against The Machine have called off their UK/European tour after getting "medical guidance" on frontman Zack de la Rocha's recent leg injury
Watch Rush duo Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson play Closer To The Heart with Primus and the creators of South Park
Primus had a nice surprise for South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone when they brought out a couple of pals to perform at the South Park 25th anniversary shows last weekend
Tommy Lee posted a photo of his genitals on social media and now he's trending worldwide
Mötley Crüe's Tommy Lee has posted an NSFW image onto all his social media accounts and no one is sure why
Peter Jackson wanted hypnotherapy so he could forget The Lord Of The Rings films...so he could watch them again
The Lord Of The Rings director Peter Jackson once tried to find a hypnotherapist to help him forget all the work he did on the films - but for good reason!
Black Honey drop strange, bodybuilder-filled video for defiant new single Charlie Bronson
Black Honey have shared their new fuzzy single Charlie Bronson, promoted by a peculiar video
Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea says fans asking for photos "ruin" encounters with his band
If you spot a member of the Red Hot Chili Peppers 'in the wild' it might be best if you don't request a selfie with Flea...
David Ellefson reflects on Megadeth dismissal: "You find out who your friends are when the s**t hits the fan"
Former Megadeth bassist David Ellefson reflects on his ejection from Dave Mustaine's band and opens up about his mindset when it comes to facing negative experiences
A box set of rare LA glam metal is coming out and we couldn't be more delighted
Bound For Hell: On The Sunset Strip will be released by the Numero Group in October - listen to Max Havoc’s Bound For Hell now
Måneskin cancel festival appearances, release first part of tour documentary
Italian rockers Måneskin will no longer be performing at Reading & Leeds festival this year, but fans can enjoy the band on YouTube instead
Tedeschi Trucks Band release poignant tribute to late keyboardist Kofi Burbridge
New Tedeschi Trucks Band single Sweet Soul Song pays comes from the final part of the band's four part I Am The Moon project, Episode IV. Farewell
Watch some super-rare colour footage of Genesis, Hawkwind and David Bowie from the legendary 1970 Atomic Sunrise shows
These amazing previews promise great things for the long-anticipated film made during the week-long event
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Every Metallica Blacklist cover ranked from worst to best
Twelve songs, 53 cover versions - we rank all the tracks on Metallica’s epic Blacklist covers album in order of greatness
The 10 best rock and metal sci-fi concept albums
To infinity and beyond! Greek psych rockers Naxatras pick the greatest sci-fi inspired albums in the the cosmos
The Gaslight Anthem's Brian Fallon: the soundtrack of my life
Gaslight Anthem frontman Brian Fallon picks his records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and reveals the name of the best singer alive
Rival Sons: Scott Holiday on writing new songs, playing with The Stones and buying a puppy
With a 10th Anniversary edition of breakthrough album Pressure & Time about to ship, Rival Sons guitarist Scott Holiday looks back... and then forward
That time Thin Lizzy recorded an album of Deep Purple covers and saved their career
It's late 1972, and Thin Lizzy are about to lose their record contract - then along comes an offer they can't afford to refuse
Riots, arrests and a knocked out Geezer Butler: the most chaotic concert of Black Sabbath's career
When a glass bottle struck Geezer Butler just two songs into Black Sabbath's 1980 Milwaukee show, disaster followed
Revisiting the car-crash moment Yes inadvertently performed as a power trio on live TV
It also featured Bill Bruford and Steve Howe taking part in an excruciating interview
Why you should definitely own Workingman's Dead by the Grateful Dead
Country rock with a heart and soul, Workingman's Dead reminded people that Jerry Garcia & Co. were more than just live-jamming road hog
What happened when the FBI tried to decipher The Kingsmen's Louie Louie
With the dumbest and dumb riffs and lyrics that launched an FBI investigation, The Kingsmen's version of Louie Louie has a history unlike any other song
The odd couple: the brotherly battles at the heart of Journey's Freedom
Given the years of mud slinging, threats, power grabs, law suits and general animosity, it looked like Journey’s 2011 album Eclipse might have been their last. But then Freedom arrived
So many drugs the cows got high: the chaotic festival that heralded Woodstock 99
It was meant to be as monumental as the original Woodstock, but 1972’s Erie Canal Soda Pop Festival went the other way: out-of-control drug abuse, sanitation problems, arson and death
The 10 weirdest festival bookings ever
From Katy Perry at Warped to Wombles at Glastonbury, these bookings ranged from the surprising to the downright bizarre
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Goo Goo Dolls have not run out of stuff to sing about yet
Iris hitmakers Goo Goo Dolls are still dizzying up the girl on Chaos In Bloom
Arch Enemy: blurring the line between turbo-thrash avant-punk extremism and Eurovision
Serious death metal Swedes Arch Enemy indulge their symphonic Eurovision side on 11th album Deceivers
Osees have mutated again and this time it's explosive punk rock
Album of high velocity punk from Californian name-changers Osees obliterates all before it
Dub War: thwarted by the arrival of Britpop, their hour may have finally come
Westgate Under Fire is reggae-metal firebrands Deb War's second chance to shine brightly
Paul McCartney: 50 years, three McCartney albums, one box set
Welcoming into the world a boxed trio of eponymous solo albums from that cheery fella who was in The Beatles
Neil Young's Noise & Flowers: a heartfelt tribute to a fallen friend
Twentieth-century gems from Neil Young, performed live in 2019 with Promise Of The Real
Mickey Jupp: Not a wasted word nor a pointless chord from a total original
Great English rock’n’roller Mickey Jupp goes cross-country on Up Snakes, Down Ladders
Tim Bowness: the Elton John of sublime, avant-garde prog
No-Man vocalist Tim Bowness’s latest solo salvo Butterfly Mind does more than float
Bernie Marsden has delivered another master class in rock history
Bernie Marsden latest album pays tribute to guitar heroes and the art of the power trio
The Interrupters' In The Wild is the joyous, defiant, liberating sound of a fearless survivor living her best life
Album review: Aimee Interrupter says 'f**k you' to a traumatic, abusive past and embraces life, love and liberty with her family
Cats In Space shine brightly on melodic rock masterpiece Kickstart The Sun
Magnificent moggies race towards the light – mind that fur!
