Type O Negative release live footage of Love You To Death just in time for Valentine's Day
Type O Negative have shared a live performance video of Love You To Death filmed at Wacken Festival in 2007
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Type O Negative release live footage of Love You To Death just in time for Valentine's Day
Type O Negative have shared a live performance video of Love You To Death filmed at Wacken Festival in 2007
Dave Mustaine says his influence on Metallica was "pretty f**king deep"
Megadeth's Dave Mustaine reveals how much influence he thinks he had on Metallica before he was fired
Unsane announce UK / Europe dates for their Early Cuts tour
New York noise crew Unsane line up May / June dates in Europe
Tenacious D's classic track 'Tribute' is now certified Platinum in the UK
22 years on from its release and Tenacious D's tribute to the greatest song in the world continues to make all of the waves.
Listen to Rot, the thrillingly intense debut single from Therapy? frontman Andy Cairns' new post-industrial supergroup JAAW
Therapy?'s Andy Cairns introduces new band JAAW with crushing debut single Rot, announces London show
Rock fans are stoked that Nuno Bettencourt got some TV time with Rihanna at the Super Bowl (for about three seconds)
Extreme guitarist Nuno Bettencourt has been performing with pop megastar Rihanna for well over a decade
Metallica joke about Rihanna Super Bowl ‘snub’: ‘We can’t believe she didn’t ask us to be her backup singer”
Metallica post clip of themselves singing Rihanna’s 2012 hit Diamonds after the pop superstar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show appearance
Trivium announce intimate UK summer tour
Trivium will return to the UK at some of their smallest headline shows in years - and are bringing Bleed From Within and Orbit Culture with them
Slash: “Most of everything that Guns N’ Roses did would've gotten us cancelled in this day and age”
Slash reflects on Guns N’ Roses’ rockstar shenanigans, says most of what they got up “would not have fared well” today
The new Guardians Of The Galaxy trailer uses Since You've Been Gone in absolutely epic style
Rainbow's classic Since You've Been Gone soundtracks the explosive new trailer to Guardians Of The Galaxy 3, premiered during Super Bowl LVII
“Love, friendship and camaraderie”: how heavy metal saves lives
Mastodon’s Brann Dailor appears in new documentary series Heavy Metal Saved My Life, which explores the life-changing impact metal has on fans and musicians
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The victorious rebirth of goth metal's dark prince Ville Valo: "VV had a ‘V for Victory’ kinda vibe"
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Moby nearly formed a supergroup with members of Pantera and Mötley Crüe… and a metal band with Bjork
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The story of Amorphis and Halo
The Finnish prog metallers tell the story of their fourteenth studio album Halo
Voivod and the making of Synchro Anarchy
Canadian prog metal pioneers Voivod released their fifteenth studio album Synchro Anarchy in 2022. This is the story...
The 10 best new metal songs you need to hear this week
Linkin Park, The Hu and Lamb Of God feat. Kreator are among the best new metal songs this week. Plus, vote for your favourite!
Vote for the best Babymetal song ever
Have your say on the greatest Babymetal song of them all
“In 10 years time, this album will be a classic”: how In Flames fell in love with melodeath again
In Flames have delivered their most exciting album in years with Foregone. Singer Anders Fridén explainsd they came back to the sound that made them famous
The 10 bands saving deathcore
From Lorna Shore and Slaughter To Prevail to Distant and Suicide Silence, these are the 10 bands leading the deathcore renaissance
“After Nirvana, anything seemed possible”: Quicksand's Walter Schreifels on Slip, the greatest '90s rock album that you've probably never heard
Released on February 9, 1993, Quicksand's debut album Slip is one of the most essential albums in post-hardcore history. So why didn't it make the New York band superstars? .
5 bands every metal fan is going to be talking about in 2023
From a groundbreaking Muslim metal band to maverick virtuosos baiting the gatekeepers, these are the bands that will be on everyone’s lips this year
Blazing squad: A deep dive into Rammstein’s fiery cameo in xXx
Dudes, remember that time Rammstein got all fired up in that seriously gnarly, kick-ass extreme sports /secret agent movie xXx? That was, like, sick
Ville Valo: "There’s no time for a hangover in the music business these days"
Former HIM frontman Ville Vallo on life after that band, fear of covid, going MOR and choosing music over alcohol
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Metal? Punk? Jazz? Avatar’s Dance Devil Dance hits a lot of musical buttons – maybe too many
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Cuffs' To Hell And Back is a snapshot of Grey Britain getting bleaker and harsher, and rewarding only the very worst of us
Bristol punks Cuffs deliver an unflinching, pitch-black state-of-the-nation address on debut album To Hell And Back
Pierce The Veil's The Jaws Of Life: Endlessly exuberant, wondrously versatile, and never predictable
Hiatus terminated, San Diego's arena-filling post-hardcore kings are hungry to make up for lost time
Delain’s grandiose new album Dark Waters is the sound of a band utterly reborn
Album review: symphonic metallers Delain build themselves up from scratch on new album Dark Waters
In Flames have finally remembered how to write melodeath bangers on killer new album Foregone
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Fucked Up’s One Day: 24 hours in the life of the world’s most ambitious punk band
Canadian hardcore experimentalists rise to the challenge of writing and recording an album in a single day
The Last Of Us: a thrilling, heartbreaking first episode that promises great things for the rest of the first season
HBO's anticipated TV adaptation of the generation-defining horror survival video game looks set to deliver in style
Dark-prog magi Katatonia deliver more epic gloom on Sky Void Of Stars
Album review: Katatonia’s 12th album Sky Void O Stars proves that they’re the masters of sumptuous sullenness
Obituary’s Dying Of Everything: death metal icons show the kids how it should be done
Album review: death metal OGs Obituary deliver their strongest album in decades with Dying Of Everything
Ville Valo’s swooning Neon Noir album will fill the heart-shaped hole in every Him fan’s life
Album review: intoxicating ruminations on love, death and sex courtesy of ex-Him frontman Ville Valo on VV’s Neon Noir album
Mount Westmore's Snoop, Cube, 40, $hort: rollicking, aggressive, old school bluster from some of the most recognisable voices in hip-hop
West Coast hip-hop supergroup throw it back to the golden age on big and brash debut album
