Review Architects' livestream from the Royal Albert Hall this weekend was a powerful performance from a band who've never shied away from embracing the future
The prog metal icons have influenced some of music’s greatest artists. And Justin Bieber
Arch Enemy frontwoman Alissa White-Glutz salutes Soundgarden’s grunge-era masterpiece
Derrick Green looks back on the song that reinvented Sepultura and the enormous task of stepping into Max Cavalera’s shoes
It’s a dirty job, but we’ve done it and ranked Slayer’s untouchable back catalogue in order of greatness
Anthrax’s Scott Ian and Public Enemy frontman Chuck D look back on the birth of a rap metal landmark
This goth metal cover of Metallica’s thrash classic would make Peter Steele proud
Not every band reunion is a cynical cash-grab, as these 10 stellar metal and rock comeback albums prove
Slipknot singer Corey Taylor on solo album CMFT, partying sober, bringing up kids, mask-rejecting “idiots” and the fun of working in a porn shop
Mastodon’s Brann Dailor and Bill Kelliher talk us through Medium Rarities and 20 years of prog-metal madness
2020 is the year nu metal is making its comeback. And Tallah are leading the charge
Kiss wanted to be stars of the silver screen as well as the concert stage but they couldn’t act, they had no budget, and Phantom Of The Park went horribly wrong
Ghost’s debut album Opus Eponymous turned 10 this year. Here are 10 things you didn’t know about this occult metal masterpiece
Attention maggots! We want to know the greatest Slipknot song ever – and we want your help
Sophomore slump? What sophomore slump? Here are 10 bands who never bettered their second album
As Judas Priest celebrate 50 years in rock'n'roll with a lavish photobook, Ian Hill tells us about Rob Halford's sabbatical, how the next album's going, and the stories that have never been told
Rob Halford, Glenn Tipton, Richie Faulkner and Scott Travis look back on half a century of defending the faith
We asked US dirgemasters Pulchra Morte to pick their favourite death-doom albums, and they really went to town
We demand Metallica, Slipknot, Slayer and more open up the vaults and let the public hear these lost treasures
