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By Dannii Leivers Published
Halestorm are still Halestorm on album number six, but the hard rockers have more ideas in their back pockets than ever before

By Rich Hobson Published
Papa Roach deliver a career-defining headline set at Germany's legendary Wacken Open Air festival

By Joe Daly Published
Babymetal team up with a bunch of metal pals to make another bold stride forwards

By Rich Hobson Published
Judas Priest's biggest ever UK headline gig comes tinged with sadness, but also victorious celebrations

By Matt Mills Published
Hesitating Lights, the second album by Swedish noise-makers Floating, pairs post-punk riffs with extreme metal aggression to amazing, disorienting effect

By Matt Mills Published
Chilean groove metallers Mawiza explore their indigenous Mapuche Nation culture on colossal debut Ül

By Paul Travers Published
Gavin Rossdale proves a bit of earnestness and a whole lot of heart can make all the difference on Bush's I Beat Loneliness

By Dannii Leivers Last updated
Wild-eyed riffs, insane left-turns and lyrics blurring the surreal and poignant: Daron Malakian is at his best on the new Scars On Broadway album

By Paul Brannigan Published
Introducing Die Spitz, your new favourite band

By Stephen Hill Published
Slaughter To Prevail prove they can stand toe-to-toe with breakout stars Lorna Shore, Bring Me The Horizon and Whitechapel with new album Grizzly

By Scott Rowley Published
Sound N' Fury, due to be published in July, has been pushed back. But it might be the best book about Guns N' Roses ever written.

By Catherine Morris Published
King Diamond rolls back the years with a bombastic, theatrical showing in Murcia

By Rich Hobson Published
Our blow-by-blow review of the biggest heavy metal show ever as Black Sabbath triumphantly bow out

By Rich Hobson Published
Amon Amarth, Anthrax, Mastodon and Hatebreed supported Slayer for their spectacular UK comeback

By Liz Scarlett Published
“I think we did Mr Flint proud”

By Stephen Hill Published
No offence Jarvis, but THIS is hardcore

By Matt Mills Published
Iron Maiden come back to their birthplace and – armed with a new drummer, a stacked setlist and some extravagant visuals – show 75,000 people just how much they’ve grown
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