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By Dom Lawson Published
40 years in, Testament are still doing it louder and better than most bands that arrived in their wake

By Merlin Alderslade Published
Surely a Download Festival headline set is on the cards after this?!

By Matt Mills Published
Though it’s sometimes slapdash, Paramount Plus’s two-hour documentary offers impressive insight into the Prince Of Darkness’ late-life struggles

By Dom Lawson Published
Almost a decade since Vimic first released music, their debut album Open Your Omen is finally here

By Stephen Hill Published
Orbit Culture return with yet more evidence of why they're one of the best bands in the current European metal scene

By Matt Mills Published
The California four-piece offer another platter of soulful rock’n’roll that bucks trends and plucks heartstrings

By Paul Brannigan Published
White-hot Austin, Texas ragers Die Spitz deliver scorching debut for Jack White's Third Man Records

By Dannii Leivers Published
A masked, mysterious band taking the metal world by storm? We're getting major deja vu...

By Dom Lawson Published
Avant-garde maniacs Igorrr are breaking brains with a little help from Mr. Bungle's Trey Spruance

By Paul Travers Published
17 albums in, Paradise Lost remain masters of the gothic arts on new album Ascension

By Dom Lawson Published
Looking like they've stepped out of the world of Conan The Barbarian, Castle Rat are one of metal's most vibrant new bands

By Nik Young Published
They might be divisive, but Violent Nature proves I Prevail are still swinging for the fences on album 4

By Alec Chillingworth Published
They might be prog metal geniuses, but Between The Buried And Me are also still fallible

By Matt Mills Published
Lorna Shore continue to raise the bar for deathcore and extreme metal in the mainstream

By Paul Travers Published
Tallah's third album sees them branch out from their more obvious nu metal inclinations

By Rich Hobson Published
Norwegian black metal trio Witch Club Satan made a thrilling, theatrical and utterly terrifying UK debut at Birmingham's Supersonic Festival

By Lina Khatib Published
Intimate, fun and occasionally feral, I feel like I just witnessed something truly special
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