Trent Reznor's merry men return with an album that sounds "like the end of music" and a bit like Slaves "if they were strapped to the bonnet of a truck with their nipples wired up to the battery and their arses stuffed full of asbestos."
Touching you, touching me: Lowestoft legends camp it up on raucous live album.
Reissue with-added-live-tracks of Megadeth's debut reminds you of just how thrilling the band were.
The best of 50 years of Jethro Tull, hand-picked by Ian Anderson himself.
Sweden’s black metal institution Marduk battles through the potshots with Viktoria
Denver’s doom-weighted heavy metallers Khemmis move up another level with Desolation
Trent Reznor completes his new Nine Inch Nails trilogy in terrifying fashion with Bad Witch
Oregon’s psych-doom colossus Yob rises again with Our Raw Heart
Floridian power metal troupe Kamelot get cerebral with an ambitious concept on The Shadow Theory
Indonesia’s metal kings Burgerkill set out to build their empire with Adamantine
Nordic visionaries Ivar Bjørnson and Einar Selvikfind new worlds to explore with Hugsjá
Wigan’s eclectic subgenre alchemists Boss Keloid return with Melted On The Inch
Monotheist's Scourge is prog-death supremacy from the Sunshine State
Ireland’s underground veterans Primordial come through a trial by fire with Exile Amongst The Ruins
Bleak noise and controlled chaos from Will Haven with Muerte
F*cked & Bound bring raging, destruction-inducing hardcore from the dirty streets of Seattle with Suffrage
Synthwave spectre Gost pledges his soul to the dark side with Possessor
Former Emperor visionary Ihsahn returns with a new set of keys on Àmr
