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Listen to Matt Heafy's acoustic EP of songs from Trivium's The Crusade

Trivium's Matt Heafy shares new acoustic renditions of Anthem (We Are The Fire) and more from 2006 album The Crusade.

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The 15 most metal songs on movie soundtracks ever

We definitively rank the greatest metal songs to ever appear on movie soundtracks…

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Fall Out Boy: Every album ranked from worst to best by Pete Wentz

From 2003’s Take This To Your Grave to 2018’s M A N I A, this is the definitive ranking of Fall Out Boy’s albums according to bassist and lyricist Pete Wentz.

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Axl Rose joining AC/DC should have been a disaster, but it saved both of them

Five years ago, Axl Rose joined AC/DC for a history-making world tour, sending shockwaves through both parties that still resonate today…

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10 times rock and metal artists collaborated with classical musicians

Here are 10 examples of how rock and classical music can combine to create something beautiful.

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EP review: Cult Of Luna – The Raging River

Swedish post-metal heroes Cult Of Luna return, with a little help from Mark Lanegan...

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12 of the most out-there concept albums ever

From My Chemical Romance to Mastodon, here are a dozen of the most bonkers and outrageous concept albums in rock…

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There's an All Time Low-approved sea shanty version of Dear Maria, Count Me In

All Time Low's 2007 pop-punk classic – which has gone viral on TikTok in its own right – has been turned into a sea shanty, because, as the band acknowledge, "It was only a matter of time."

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The story of emo in 14 songs

From the basements of Washington, D.C. to festival headline slots around the world, this is the story of emo’s rise to prominence through the music that shaped a generation.

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See All Time Low finally join in on the Dear Maria, Count Me In TikTok trend

All Time Low's Jack Barakat and Alex Gaskarth get involved in TikTok's “it’s not a phase” viral trend, soundtracked by their 2007 pop-punk classic Dear Maria, Count Me In.

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Watch Nandi Bushell's epic drum cover of My Chemical Romance's Welcome To The Black Parade

Nandi Bushell has uploaded an absolutely awesome drum cover of My Chemical Romance's Welcome To The Black Parade.

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The 20 greatest Pearl Jam songs – ranked

From Ten to Gigaton, we rank Pearl Jam’s 20 finest songs in order of greatness...

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20 of the worst gigs of all time

Not all gigs go according to plan. Human error, equipment failure and a myriad of other catastrophes can scupper even the biggest bands’ best-laid plans…

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13 of the greatest metal songs from late in a band’s career

Here are 13 times that metal bands proved they were still changing the game.

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Why Rob Zombie is the king of rock monsters

On his 56th birthday, we honour metal’s ultimate horror host – Mr. Rob Zombie

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20 classic albums that are 10 years old in 2021

Take a step back in time to the world of rock and metal in 2011…

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Listen to Matt Heafy's acoustic EP of songs from Trivium's The Crusade

The 15 most metal songs on movie soundtracks ever

Fall Out Boy: Every album ranked from worst to best by Pete Wentz

Axl Rose joining AC/DC should have been a disaster, but it saved both of them

10 times rock and metal artists collaborated with classical musicians

EP review: Cult Of Luna – The Raging River

12 of the most out-there concept albums ever

There's an All Time Low-approved sea shanty version of Dear Maria, Count Me In

The story of emo in 14 songs

See All Time Low finally join in on the Dear Maria, Count Me In TikTok trend

Watch Nandi Bushell's epic drum cover of My Chemical Romance's Welcome To The Black Parade

The 20 greatest Pearl Jam songs – ranked

20 of the worst gigs of all time

13 of the greatest metal songs from late in a band’s career

Why Rob Zombie is the king of rock monsters

20 classic albums that are 10 years old in 2021

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