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The Faint Are Here To Make Metalheads Dance

Ahead of their performance alongside rock and metal bands at this year's Psycho Las Vegas, beloved dance-punk outfit The Faint talks about getting people off their phones and onto the dance floor.

Tonight Alive's Jenna McDougall: The 10 Songs That Changed My Life

Step inside the record collection of Tonight Alive's Jenna McDougall – from Zeppelin to S Club 7

14 songs about The Manson Family

From System Of A Down to The Beatles, we look at the best songs about The Manson Family…

10 Rock'N'Roll Rumours That Aren't Actually True

Some stories from rock history are just too good (or weird) to be true

The 50 Best Albums Of 1989

Here are the 50 albums that changed the face of rock 30 years ago.

IDLES’ AF Gang Fan Community Proves That Social Media Isn’t Always Toxic

How IDLES fans have used social media to create something truly wonderful

The First Reaction To Tool's New Song Fear Inoculum

Tool have finally released new music in the shape of Fear Inoculum. Here's what we think about it...

5 Huge Pop-Punk Albums We Can Expect In 2019

As blink-182 finally confirm details of their highly-anticipated new album Nine, we look at pop-punk’s biggest releases of 2019 – as well as what else could be coming this year!

Slipknot’s We Are Not Your Kind: The Definitive Timeline

Here's a map of Slipknot's journey to this Friday's release of We Are Not Your Kind.

The Underground Sounds Of America: Gillian Carter

The blackened noisecore band play harrowing sounds that could only come from Orlando, Florida.

We Need To Talk About The Queerness Of Judas Priest

An analysis of how Rob Halford coming out in 1998 changed the way that people looked at Judas Priest

Jeromes Dream: Screamo’s Forefathers Return to Tour With The Bands They’ve Inspired

Eighteen years after breaking up, Jerome's Dream are back on the road with acts like Touche Amoré, Loma Prieta, and Vein, galvanizing a new generation of fans.

A deep dive into ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic’s Smells Like Nirvana video

A big dive into the intricacies of ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic’s parody smash, Smells Like Nirvana.

More Than Ever, Rock Music Belongs to the Fans

In the shifting musical world of the late 2010s, rock music is officially a genre for and by those who love it.

Pandemonium Was Killing Joke's Brilliant Return To Form

On the 25th anniversary of its release, we look at how Pandemonium reignited Killing Joke's industrial blaze.

The 30 Dumbest Album Titles In Rock History

Check your brain at the door…

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