Code Orange are on hiatus: “It’s on the shelf for a good reason, for many reasons”
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Order an exclusive Slaughter To Prevail Grizzly red splatter vinyl variant from the official Metal Hammer store (it comes with cool pop-up art too!)
Slaughter To Prevail unleash their new studio album Grizzly this summer, and we have a special vinyl variant that you can't get anywhere else
Watch Korn’s Jonathan Davis sit in a ‘haunted’ chair that apparently makes him hallucinate and feel like he’s high
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Watch the video for the first new music from the original Alice Cooper Band in half a century
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We’re starting to think Alex Terrible likes bears…
Babymetal’s new album, Metal Forth, has been delayed
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Watch Trivium react to a music video so bad they didn’t release it for 20 years
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The Prince Of Darkness will step onstage for the last time at Birmingham’s Villa Park on July 5
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The Eilish song was a “reference point” for one of UK's most celebrated young heavy bands
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