
Meshuggah’s Immutable: still running rings around every other metal band on the planet
Album review: prog-metal emperors Meshuggah deliver another head-spinning classic with new album Immutable
Album review: prog-metal emperors Meshuggah deliver another head-spinning classic with new album Immutable
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Soul Glo's Diaspora Problems mixes hardcore punk, metal and rap in the best crossover record since Turnstile's Time & Space
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Album review: Trouble frontman and doom icon Eric Wagner’s posthumous In The Lonely Light Of Morning is a fitting goodbye to a legend
Corey Taylor and Travis Barker join in the chaos as Ho99o9’s step into new realms of the weird on second album Skin
Album review: Ghost’s Impera proves the Devil doesn’t have the best tunes – Tobias Forge does
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The Foo Fighters horror movie Studio 666 made its London premiere and Hammer were there to pass judgement
Was Cassyette's London Underworld show a preview of the next generation of alt artists to break big?
Indian metal sensation Bloodywood mix nu, folk and rap metal on their thrilling debut Rakshak
Annihilator touch up 2007's Metal for a star-studded sequel but fail to paper the cracks on Metal II
Zeal & Ardor's black metal meets black spirituals mesh reaches near perfection on their self-titled third album
Prog thrashers Voivod continue to unearth new elements on their 15th studio album, Synchro Anarchy
Cult Of Luna's The Long Road North offers an arduous yet rewarding journey into post-metal majesty
Finnish melodeath veterans Amorphis play to their progressively minded strengths with album #14, Halo
NWOBHM heroes Saxon ride again on triumphant 23rd studio outing Carpe Diem