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Foo Throttle! How Foo Fighters conquered Welcome To Rockville 2026

Dave Grohl and company weather the storm with a triumphant return to Rockville for Foo Fighters' first properly massive American show of 2026.

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Styling it out! Turnstile overcome the elements to deliver a masterclass at Welcome To Rockville 2026

Not even a severe weather shutdown can halt hardcore's superstars Turnstile, as they bring the thunder back to the stage in Florida...

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Serial thrillers! How Ice Nine Kills slayed Welcome To Rockville 2026

Spencer Charnas comes out swinging as he and Ice Nine Kills bloodily make their mark on Daytona…

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What happened when Guns N’ Roses stormed Welcome To Rockville 2026

Axl Rose and the gang return, trimmed down a little, and all the better for it, to close the first night of Rockville 2026 with a bang.

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Album review: Haggard Cat – The Pain That Orbits Life

Sharpening the songwriting and layering up the emotion, Haggard Cat begin to purr on gorgeously layered third album The Pain That Orbits Life.

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Film review: Iron Maiden – Burning Ambition

The Beast hits the big screen as Iron Maiden unleash a brilliant telling of their 50 years of metal.

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Album review: Koyo – Barely Here

Somewhere between an apology and explanation, the second album from Long Island pop-punks Koyo wrestles with the trials and tribulations of touring life.

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Album review: Frozen Soul – No Place Of Warmth

It’s all-chiller, no-filler as Texan death-dealers Frozen Soul return with Gerard Way in tow for third album, No Place Of Warmth.

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Album review: Black Veil Brides – Vindicate

Dark-clad rock rebels Black Veil Brides ensure first album in nearly five years gives fans much bloody goodness and heavy beef to sink their fangs into…

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Album review: Venom – Into Oblivion

Lay down your souls! The Devil gets loud as black metal gods Venom return with a vengeance.

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Album review: Basement – WIRED

UK post-hardcore grandees Basement’s heroic return after eight years away proves that absence does make the heart grow fonder on bold fifth album.

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Album review: Portrayal Of Guilt – …Beginning Of The End

Masters of abrasive screamo Portrayal Of Guilt engineer a new industrial-tinged sound on their fourth record.

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Album review: American Football – LP4

Never mind Never Meant. On their fourth album, emo elders American Football exorcise midlife demons with their most dark, adventurous and possibly best play yet.

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Album review: Cage Fight – Exuvia

It’s a knockout! Metallic hardcore supergroup Cage Fight go harder, stronger and strikingly personal on second album Exuvia.

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Album review: Sevendust – One

Never-say-die Atlanta metallers Sevendust keep the fire burning by doing what they do best. For the 15th time.

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Album review: The Prestige – Isthmos

Parisian quartet The Prestige live up to their name with a dizzying display of post-hardcore that’s as crushingly heavy as it is pensively expansive.

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Foo Throttle! How Foo Fighters conquered Welcome To Rockville 2026

Styling it out! Turnstile overcome the elements to deliver a masterclass at Welcome To Rockville 2026

Serial thrillers! How Ice Nine Kills slayed Welcome To Rockville 2026

What happened when Guns N’ Roses stormed Welcome To Rockville 2026

Album review: Haggard Cat – The Pain That Orbits Life

Film review: Iron Maiden – Burning Ambition

Album review: Koyo – Barely Here

Album review: Frozen Soul – No Place Of Warmth

Album review: Black Veil Brides – Vindicate

Album review: Venom – Into Oblivion

Album review: Basement – WIRED

Album review: Portrayal Of Guilt – …Beginning Of The End

Album review: American Football – LP4

Album review: Cage Fight – Exuvia

Album review: Sevendust – One

Album review: The Prestige – Isthmos

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