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Film review: DIO: Dreamers Never DieMetal's greatest voice gets a deserved salute in this lovingly-made document of the life and music of Ronnie James Dio...
Album review: Venom Inc – There's Only BlackVenom Inc prove there's still life in the old goat on the vicious There's Only Black...
Album review: The Wonder Years – The Hum Goes On ForeverPhilly kings of grown-up pop-punk The Wonder Years find a sense of balance on seventh album...
Film review: Don’t Worry DarlingDon’t worry: behind the headlines, Florence Pugh and Harry Styles’ 1950s thriller Don’t Worry Darling is actually really good…
Windy City Rampage: The 13 rowdiest sets from Riot Fest 2022From evergreen mosh legends to the acts redefining heavy music, Riot Fest 2022 delivered a brilliant buffet of all things alternative…
What happened when My Chemical Romance headlined Riot FestNew Jersey devils My Chemical Romance continue their epic comeback at America’s best festival…
Album review: Electric Callboy – TekknoGerman electronicore mob Electric Callboy continue to troll their haters on sixth album, Tekkno.
Album review: No Devotion – No OblivionSeven years later, electro-rock supergroup No Devotion return with soaring second album…
Album review: Behemoth – Opvs Contra NatvramAll hail: Polish metal kings Behemoth continue to burn brighter than the fires of Hell on incredible 12th album…
Album review: Ozzy Osbourne – Patient Number 9Ozzy Osbourne refuses to stop on all-star 13th solo album, Patient Number 9.
Album review: Parkway Drive – Darker StillParkway Drive rage against the dying of the light on muscular and brilliant seventh album…
Album review: Stray From The Path – EuthanasiaStray From The Path blast through lockdown malaise and return rebooted on scorching 10th album…
Live review: Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert, Wembley StadiumFoo Fighters gather together Metallica, AC/DC, Queen, The Beatles and more for mammoth six-hour tribute to Taylor Hawkins.
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