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While She Sleeps and Bury Tomorrow just played to 10,000 people and proved British metalcore has never been healthier
As they level Alexandra Palace, Bury Tomorrow and headliners While She Sleeps thrust London into a new golden age of UK metalcore
As they level Alexandra Palace, Bury Tomorrow and headliners While She Sleeps thrust London into a new golden age of UK metalcore
Georgian glam rockers Starbenders' third album Take Back The Night fails badly to deliver on the promise of sex, drugs and romantic turmoil
Cannibal Corpse's sixteenth studio album Chaos Horrific is more proof that the death metal legends are still at the top of their game
Tesseract took five years to release the follow-up to Sonder. It was more than worth the wait.
Baroness' sixth studio album is another wonderful journey through myriad emotions
Ghost play to more than 30,000 people over two nights in Los Angeles – but did Cardinal Copia/Papa IV make it out alive?
Corey Taylor's second solo album CMF2 explores everything from glam and rap metal to country and punk
We've had to wait a while for it, but the tech-death OGs have delivered in style
Already endorsed by Napalm Death and Converge, Escuela Grind are grindcore revolutionaries that put on one hell of a gig
Though not every wild swing on Endling quite lands, it's hard not to get swept up in Kvelertak's brilliant chaos
The industrial metalcore upstarts’ latest London gig was a showcase in precision, savagery and countless butt-clenching riffs
Sylosis have been at the forefront of the underground British metal scene for over a decade. A Sign Of Things To Come is proof they're ready for bigger things
Trap metal pioneer Backxwash shows that metal has never been more diverse with her UK live debut at Supersonic Festival 2023
Empire State Bastard's Rivers Of Heresy is the heavy album Biffy frontman Simon Neil has been waiting years to make
Cut the clichés and Shepherds Reign could become a genuine force in modern heavy metal
From anthemic stadium rock to hard-hitting metalcore, Where Do We Go From Here? is a reminder of everything Asking Alexandria have brought to the table
As they start their “last tour for a long time”, modern metal heroes Trivium honour classics and deep cuts alike with an impassioned performance
Fans of Gojira and Parkway Drive take note: you do not want to be sleeping on Orbit Culture
At Bristol’s ArcTanGent festival, historical folk collective Heilung used an expanded lineup, meticulous choreography and a staggering light show to set a new standard of theatricality and authenticity