The Top 10 Metal Bands From Florida By Dom Lawson published 3 April 20 These bands bring a little darkness to the Sunshine State
Listen to Death live in Montreal as Relapse launch series of unreleased live recordings By Alice Pattillo published 31 March 20 Relapse unleash Death: Non Analog – On Stage Series, a series of previously-unreleased Death concerts released every other week across all digital platforms as long as live music is on hiatus
Cynic bassist Sean Malone pays tribute to former drummer, the late Sean Reinert By Jerry Ewing published 26 January 20 Cynic bassist Sean Malon speaks of "complete musical trust" with Sean Reinert, who has died, aged 48
Dear Chuck: A letter to the late Death frontman from Possessed's Jeff Becerra By Alice Pattillo published 13 December 19 Exclusive 18 years since Death mastermind Chuck Schuldiner tragically lost his battle with cancer, his friend and mentor Possessed's Jeff Becerra writes him this heartfelt message
Vote for the greatest death metal albums of all time! By Alice Pattillo published 22 November 19 We need your help to create the definitive list of the very best death metal albums... ever
10 Rock and metal tours that went to sh*t By Chris Chantler, Eleanor Goodman, Stephen Hill, Dom Lawson, Adam Rees published 6 September 19 Meltdowns. Accidents. Implosions. Bomb threats?! We dig inside some of the most chaotic tours in metal history
Get ready for Halloween with iconic cover artwork Death masks! By Alice Pattillo published 2 September 19 Relapse Records launch limited edition masks and merch from the legendary Florida death metallers – just in time for Halloween!
John Wetton: 12 of the best songs By Malcom Dome published 12 June 19 12 songs from John Wetton's career, showcasing the enormous talent the King Crimson, Roxy Music and Asia man had to offer the rock world
Death's manager needs a new kidney. Could you save his life? By Alice Pattillo published 29 April 19 Eric Greif, manager of Death and producer on Spectrum of Death for Morbid Saint, needs your help finding a donor
The 10 most gruesome Slayer songs ever By Kier Mitchell published 3 February 19 As Slayer head towards the finish line, we look at the most NSFW songs they’ve disgorged over the last four decades
Gerry Rafferty: The Man Who Hated the Music Business By Scott Rowley published 4 January 19 Gerry Rafferty’s former manager Jon Brewer recalls what it was like managing the Baker Street star in the wheeling-dealing 70s – the age of chart-fixing, payola and big money.
Chuck Schuldiner: the blazing life and tragic death of the godfather of extremity By Dave Everley published 20 December 18 Extreme metal would sound nothing like it does today without visionary Death mastermind Chuck Schuldiner
Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here: Inside the album that nearly ended it all By Glen Povey published 4 December 18 Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here was the product of unfinished sessions, shambolic live shows and band alienation. Here, the band recall the protracted birth of the album that nearly ended it all
Paul Samson: NWOBHM's lost star By Dave Ling published 9 August 18 Samson had critically acclaimed albums under their belt and a future superstar out front, but fate conspired against them. Dave Ling remembers the man who leant the band his name, Paul Samson
The Short Life And Tragic Death Of Paul Kossoff By Mark Blake published 26 July 18 He should have been one of rock and blues’ great guitar heroes. Instead, the light of Free and Back Street Crawler’s Paul Kossoff shone briefly – and burned out quickly
Stevie Ray Vaughan: The triumph and tragedy of In Step and Family Style By Max Bell published 16 July 18 Overdoses, divorce and too much drink, but with a health scare that nearly killed him and the In Step album to make, Stevie Ray Vaughan looked like he was finally getting back on track
Lynyrd Skynyrd: A southern ghost story By Jaan Uhelszki published 24 May 18 Fist fights, premonitions and a plane that fell from the sky. This is the tale of Ronnie Van Zant and Lynyrd Skynyrd
Jimi Hendrix and the birth of heavy – by the people who were there By Johnny Black published 11 May 18 When Jimi Hendrix arrived in London in 1966 he blew the minds of Clapton, Beck and Page. They'd soon follow his lead and develop an explosive new form of electric blues
Zombies, Kinks, Argent bassist Jim Rodford dead at 76 By Classic Rock published 21 January 18 British bass player Jim Rodford has died after a fall at his home
What we've lost now the classic Motorhead line-up has gone By Scott Rowley published 12 January 18 The list of rock bands with no living members is short - but the ones that have gone are all connected
