
Every Time I Die's Radical: metalcore crossover kings' run of form continues
Every Time I Die continue to prove themselves the kings of hardcore/metalcore crossover on their ninth record Radical
Every Time I Die continue to prove themselves the kings of hardcore/metalcore crossover on their ninth record Radical
Bridgend’s metal behemoths Bullet For My Valentine cover all the bases on their seventh album, Bullet For My Valentine
Horror movie aficionados Ice NIne Kills return with an even bloodier sequel, The Silver Scream 2: Welcome To Horrorwood
Rage Against The Machine guitarist Tom Morello drafts in Springsteen, Eddie Vedder and Oli Sykes for The Atlas Underground Fire
Trivium destroy the last remaining doubters with 10th album, In The Court Of The Dragon
Harrogate heavies Blood Youth offer a monumental swansong for departing vocalist Kaya Tarsus - and hint at a bright future ahead
Industrial legends Ministry's 15th record offers parting shots to the Trump nightmare
Ex-Judas Priest legend KK Downing returns to familiar heavy metal territory
B-sides and rarities collection digs into Katatonia's three-decade evolution across doom, goth and prog
East coast grindcore dissidents Full of Hell smash the system with extra venom
Asking Alexandria trade in their metalcore roots for massive classic rock sound
Goth/metal fusionists Unto Others undergo a triumphant resurrection with Strength
Carcass' Torn Arties marks another bold and bloody comeback for the death metal legends
Kiwi groove metal upstarts Alien Weaponry dig deep into the roots of Māori culture and colonialism on second album Tangaroa
Employed To Serve pivot from metalcore to groove and even death metal on ambitious new album Conquering
Post-metalcore scene-stealers Spiritbox unleash their emotionally charged debut album, Eternal Blue
Metallica's The Black Album reissue goes from landmark to landmass in mammoth collection of over 24 hours' studio outtakes and a 53-track covers record
Belgium's death/grind gorehounds Aborted go all in on the grandiosity on Maniacult
Former Nightwish frontwoman Anette Olzon harks back to her heavier side on Strong