Green Day’s BBC broadcasts from Maida Vale Studios between 1994 and 2001 are being mastered and made available for the first time later this year!
Trapped Under Ice / Turnstile supergroup Angel Du$t escape their punk rock day jobs for temporary roles as ultra-melodic indie-rockers…
Belgian etherealists Slow Crush are pushing their dreamy-yet-doomy horizons even further with new album Hush, as vocalist Isa Holliday explains…
In a new interview, My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way celebrates 15 years of The Black Parade by picking out some of his favourite moments on the record…
“Not the happiest of tunes, but believe me: we’re ecstatic to be back!” Arch Enemy have unleashed their first new single since 2017’s Will To Power…
Suffolk’s spookiest, Cradle Of Filth, burn their brightest in a decade on staggering 13th album, Existence Is Futile.
Biffy Clyro emerge from lockdown with watertight companion album, The Myth Of The Happily Ever After.
Chicago punk legends Rise Against have unveiled details of a ‘live expansion’ of this year’s awesome Nowhere Generation album.
London’s iconic KOKO venue – which has been restored and worked on for the past three years – is set to reopen next spring!
Another new track from Mastodon’s ninth album Hushed And Grim has been released, ahead of the full record next week…
HEALTH have collaborated with Poppy on new single Dead Flowers, taken from their upcoming album DISCO4 :: PART II.
On the anniversary of .5: The Gray Chapter, we look back at a genuinely pivotal moment in the life of The Nine: Knotfest 2014.
Tommi’s Burger Joint have teamed up with London band Calligram for a spooky and very metal new dish…
The Story So Far, The Amity Affliction, Hot Water Music and more join Alexisonfire and Rancid at next year’s Slam Dunk Festival.
California metalcore mob Of Mice & Men will be releasing a brand-new album, Echo, consisting of this year’s Timeless and Bloom EPs, plus final release Ad Infinitum.
Kentucky maulers Knocked Loose showcase new levels of dynamism and devastation as they drag us through A Tear In The Fabric Of Life…
After their wing-spreading EP series, Can’t Swim return to more familiar territory on third full-length, Change Of Plans.
The Best Alternative category for this year’s MTV EMAs features Halsey, twenty one pilots, Machine Gun Kelly and more, while Foo Fighters and Måneskin are up for Best Rock.
Ranking every song on My Chemical Romance’s The Black Parade in order of greatness. (This caused a lot of arguments…)
