Watch David Draiman and Nita Strauss join forces on killer collaboration Dead Inside
Disturbed frontman David Draiman joins guitar heroine Nita Strauss for a state-of-the-art arena metal banger
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Watch David Draiman and Nita Strauss join forces on killer collaboration Dead Inside
Disturbed frontman David Draiman joins guitar heroine Nita Strauss for a state-of-the-art arena metal banger
“I was terrified!“ Def Leppard‘s Joe Elliott recalls AC/DC‘s “unbelievably exciting“ Highway To Hell tour
Exclusive When Def Leppard supported AC/DC in 1979 the young Sheffield band got a masterclass in how to take on the world
Yes release brand new video for Future Memories
Prog rockers Yes recently released their 22nd studio album The Quest
Roger Waters shares wedding photos, declares Kamilah Chavis, his fifth wife, “a keeper”
Roger Waters posts wedding photos, celebrates marriage to Kamilah Chavis with the words “finally a keeper”
Kerry King teases post-Slayer comeback: “It will be f**king good!”
Exclusive Kerry King may have regrets about Slayer quitting too soon, but he’s looking to the future and promising good things ahead
Steve Harris’ British Lion withdraw from Darkness tour support citing “completely unacceptable” protocols
British Lion say they’re “sad and disappointed” to pull out of Darkness tour support slot, but “have no alternative”
Rob Halford "still shook up" by Richie Faulkner's onstage near death experience
Judas Priest's Rob Halford reveals he is still emotionally disturbed from witnessing Richie Faulkner's onstage major heart emergency last month
Groundhogs to issue previously unreleased 1969-1972 triple live album
Groundhogs will release the triple vinyl Road Hogs: Live From Richmond to Pocono in November
Watch Master Of Puppets performed in the style of Phil Collins, Queen, JS Bach and Harry Styles
YouTuber Anthony Vincent has re-recorded Metallica’s Master Of Puppets in 50 styles and people are gonna lose their sh*t
Watch the official trailer for new docuseries The Beatles: Get Back
The first trailer for Peter Jackson's three part docuseries of unseen and restored Beatles footage has been released
Should Steven Tyler's private life change how we feel about Walk This Way?
Is Aerosmith's Walk This Way a sex-positive anthem about pleasing women, or a sleazy song from a reprehensible time?
Red Hot Chili Peppers excited to launch “balls out” new chapter says Chad Smith
Red Hot Chili Peppers have “something special” with John Frusciante says Chad Smith as he teases “different and new” album
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"I got choked up": Mastodon's Brann Dailor reviews Metallica's Black Album set at Aftershock festival
Mastodon drummer Brann Dailor got up close to Metallica's surprise Black Album set at Aftershock Festival - here's his exclusive review
How Metallica made the Black Album: an oral history
James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Kirk Hammett and Bob Rock tell the behind-the-scenes story of how Metallica made the Black Album
The six Cat Stevens albums you need to know about
Despite a string of hits including Matthew & Son and Wild World, Cat Stevens was always a reluctant star. These are his best albums
Weezer Albums Ranked From Worst To Best
UPDATED! The Californian alt-rock legends are 15 albums into their career, but which Weezer albums are essential, and which should you leave well alone?
31 things only Rush fanatics know about their album sleeves
Easter Eggs, in-jokes, naked butts and Dennis Hopper – here’s what we learned from Hugh Syme's lavish coffee table book The Art Of Rush: Serving A Life Sentence
Barenaked Ladies on longevity, Geddy Lee, and why Canadians are funny
The Barenaked Ladies are back with a new album – and the frontman’s secret project with Geddy Lee “that I can’t talk about”
Samantha Fish: smashing guitars, hecklers, and the liberating power of not giving a f**k
Kansas City gunslinger Samantha Fish on smashing up guitars, shooting down sexists and shaking off the covid blues
Why I ❤️ Kate Bush’s The Kick Inside, by Cronos from Venom
Venom founder Cronos celebrates the unique appeal of The Kick Inside, and tells the story of the time Kate Bush kissed him
Metallica take Aftershock festival back in time through The Black Album
Metallica's two headline sets at Sacramento's Aftershock Festival offer exclusives and outright exhilaration
The 10 best Ministry Songs according to Al Jourgensen
Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen picks out the 10 tracks that defined his career with the incendiary industrial outfit
What happened when David Gilmour joined forces with The Orb
The inside story of how Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour ended up making an album with The Orb
Tracks of the Week: new music from Saint Agnes, Spiritworld and more
Knowledge of these eight songs is almost guaranteed to immediately improve both your quality of life and your personal charisma
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Judas Priest's quest to build a metal monster documented on 50 Heavy Metal Years Of Music
Judas Priest celebrate their half-century with 50 Heavy Metal Years Of Music: a career-spanning metal blow-out
David Crosby's If Only I Could Remember My Name: still triumphant, 50 years on
2-CD reissue of David Crosby's 1971 debut solo album If Only I Could Remember My Name featuring bonus out-takes, extra tracks, alternative versions
Santana's Blessings And Miracles: successfully continuing the search for singers
Santana's back with Blessings And Miracles and he’s brought some new friends with him. And Rob Thomas
Tom Morello continues to break the rules on The Atlas Underground Fire
The Atlas Underground Fire finds Rage Against The Machine man Tom Morello and all-star collaborators pushing the ‘pop’ button
Alcatrazz showcase classic metallic fire and fury on V
V proves that Alcatrazz still have it after all these years
The Record Company branch out on Play Loud with mixed results
Bluesy Californians’ The Record Company try to broaden their appeal on third album Play Loud
Wayward Sons step up a level on Even Up The Score
Toby Jepson's Wayward Sons come of age on album number three, Even Up The Score
Mark Knopfler does it gently on The Studio Albums 1996-2007
Dire Straits mainman Mark Knopfler's steady-going box set showcases the value of underplaying
Ministry's fifteenth album Moral Hygiene provides a few surprise twists
Ministry's Al Jourgensen, industrial metal’s favourite deviant, is back with the Trump-inspired Moral Hygiene
Neil Young at Carnegie Hall: acoustic perfection and a rapturous audience make for magnificence
The first in Neil Young's Young's bootleg series was brilliantly recorded just after the Goldrush at the Carnegie Hall in New York City in 1970
