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Ex-Metallica bassist Jason Newsted opens up on recent cancer battle
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Anthrax release single It's for the Kids, their first new music in over a decade
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Why founding Korn bassist Fieldy left the band in 2021, according to guitarist Munky
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My Chemical Romance to reissue 2010's Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys
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Latest Metal Hammer News

Ex-Metallica bassist Jason Newsted opens up on recent cancer battle
By Merlin Alderslade published
Jason Newsted recently got the all-clear from throat cancer

Anthrax release single It's for the Kids, their first new music in over a decade
By Simon Young published
The song is taken from their forthcoming album, Cursum Perficio, set for release in September

Why founding Korn bassist Fieldy left the band in 2021, according to guitarist Munky
By Merlin Alderslade published
Korn guitarist Munky opens up on why Fieldy left Korn for an extended hiatus five years ago, and whether he's kept in touch since

My Chemical Romance to reissue 2010's Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys
By Paul Brannigan published
My Chemical Romance's final album is getting a deluxe edition makeover

Jack Osbourne says Ozzy biopic is written and gives tentative release date
By Matt Mills published
We still don’t know who’ll play the Prince Of Darkness, though

Black Sabbath's Geezer Butler backs rescue of 1500 beagles from Wisconsin breeding facility
By Fraser Lewry published
Geezer Butler attended the beagle liberation alongside pop star Debbie Gibson

Bullet For My Valentine eyeing January 2027 release for long-awaited eighth album
By Matt Mills published
Drummer Jason Bowld says that the metalcore heroes will finish the follow-up to their 2021 self-titled effort in June and release a long string of singles
Latest Metal Hammer Features

How Amy Lee channelled a devastating loss into Evanescence's angriest album
By Polly Glass published
Evanescence's 2021 album The Bitter Truth was coloured by empowerment, politics and the loss of Amy's brother Robby

How Celtic Frost laid the blueprint for extreme metal, black metal and death metal with their debut Morbid Tales
By Paul Elliott published
After Hellhammer ended, nobody expected Celtic Frost to amount to anything – let alone influence a generation of underground bands

Here's why you can't miss Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival this year
By Louder published
Sponsored by Danny Wimmer Presents
From its incredible array of bands to some unforgettable experiences, Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival is an event like no other

How Metallica rewrote their script – and irritated countless metalheads – with Load and Reload
By Paul Travers published
When the former thrashers cut their hair and took influence from the blues, they didn’t emerge unscathed, but they remained heavy music’s biggest band all the same

How unlikely proggers Karnivool made the last great nu metal debut
By Matt Mills published
Nu metal was considered dead by 2005 – but a ragtag band from Australia ensured that the genre would bow out in a blaze of glory

Zakk Wylde's stories of Ozzy Osbourne, Lemmy, Dimebag Darrell, Dave Grohl, Elton John and more
By Dave Everley published
Zakk Wylde spent years playing guitar for Ozzy, fronts Black Label Society, has taken the place of Dimebag Darrell in the current Pantera… and these are some of his stories

The story of the new System Of A Down album that will (probably) never happen
By Stephen Hill published
Since reuniting in 2011, System Of A Down have headlined festivals, packed arenas and released two songs. What’s the situation with their long-anticipated follow-up to Mezmerize and Hypnotize? Well, don’t hold your breath.
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Latest Metal Hammer Reviews

This Irish trio are the loudest band I've seen in 40 years of gig-going. You'll be hearing more from them, like it or not
By Paul Brannigan published
Bucket: the very, very, very loud sound of the underground, blow minds at their debut London headline show

Corpse-painted nuns, sparklers and songs about sex: Dogma return to the UK
By Rich Hobson published
Despite some controversy about the band's line-up, Dogma's first headline tour of the UK has been sold out for months

Foo Fighters go back-to-basics with punky new album: Review
By Dannii Leivers published
Dave Grohl and co. go back-to-basics to kick out the jams

Skindred have made the perfect summer metal album
By Stephen Hill published
Headlining Wembley Arena, selling out shows and climbing the charts: the future has never looked brighter for Skindred

At The Gates produce one final triumph: review
By Chris Chantler published
Tomas Lindberg recorded his vocals for The Ghost Of A Future Dead the day before surgery, but still captures the magic that made melodeath a global movement

Nine Inch Nails get a Clubland-style remix: Review
By Rich Hobson published
Nine Inch Nails and recent tourmate Boys Noize have teamed up for a killer remix album to commemorate their Coachella sets




