
British metalcore is getting its moment in the sun
British metalcore is getting its moment in the sun
British metalcore is getting its moment in the sun
Tetrarch's The Ugly Side Of Me is the no-nonsense, earwormy slab of millennial metal you've been looking for
Sleep Token's fourth album takes a stark look at Vessel's fame while dabbling in the kind of genre-mashing that will delight some fans and shock others
Canada’s punk/metal iconoclasts aren’t sure what to do about the chaos across the globe, but their eighth album is poignant and poetic all the same
Machine Head's epic bounce back continues with the brilliant Unatoned
Alt Blk Era had a packed-out Camden Underworld moshing and raving its ass off last night - and you can't help but feel this is just the start
Employed To Serve have dished up their best album yet - and a certified metal album of the year contender
Ghost return to London after three years in Satanic style, with new songs, a new look and a ban on phones
At London’s Brixton Academy, the ‘Amplified History’ trio expand into a dozen-strong society of vocalists, dancers and musicians, and the results are spellbinding
Chris Connelly-fronted alt.rockers Sevendials get their groove on with A Crash Course In Catastrophe
Ghost aren't sweating their metal cred with the massive songs of Skeleta
Epica give Nightwish a run for their money in symphonic metal brilliance
Newcastle's finest Pigs x 7 deliver a masterclass in stoner/doom/psych riffathons on the release day for their new album Death Hilarious
Italian doom metallers Messa chuck out the recipe book on album four, The Spin
Māori culture meets titanic groove metal in this epic third record from New Zealand's Alien Weaponry
Bleed From Within's seventh studio album confirms their status as one of the UK's most vital and consistent metal bands
After straying from their black metal roots in recent years, Deafheaven come screeching back on Lonely People With Power
New Delhi’s viral superstars keep a sold-out O2 Forum Kentish Town singing and screaming for their entire 60-minute set
Mixing some bold experimentation with the kind of full-throttle heavy metal thunder you'd expect, Blood Dynasty continues Arch Enemy's hot streak