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Death threats and dance moves: A salute to The Prodigy’s Music For The Jilted Generation

How The Prodigy opened the minds of the rock scene with their 1994 classic, Music For The Jilted Generation…

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The 50 best albums from 2001

From Slipknot and Sum 41 to Tool and Tenacious D, we rank the greatest albums from the year 2001…

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Lawnmower Deth, Conan, Lotus Eater and more join Bloodstock line-up

With some international bands unable to travel due to COVID-19, Bloodstock have announced several line-up changes…

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Black Sabbath: Every album ranked from worst to best

From the 1970 debut to the final bow of 13, this is the definitive ranking of Black Sabbath’s 19 studio albums.

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Album review: Born Of Osiris – Angel Or Alien

Illinois prog-metalcore overlords Born Of Osiris ascend thunderous skies on otherworldly sixth album, Angel Or Alien

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EP review: CRASHFACE – HEAVY INFECTIOUS

Incendiary London duo CRASHFACE break loose on raucous debut EP...

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12 bands who succeeded by never selling out

Here are 12 bands who conquered the world by refusing to sacrifice what they believe in.

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Album review: Beartooth – Below

Caleb Shomo harnesses the fire inside for Beartooth’s hellacious fourth album, Below.

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The 50 best albums from 1991

From Metallica and Melvins to Bolt Thrower and Bathory, these are the 50 greatest rock and metal albums released in 1991…

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Limp Bizkit: How Significant Other saw the nu-metal anti-heroes take over the world

No band embodied the good, bad and ugly of nu-metal better than Limp Bizkit, and no album better than their 1999 crass-terpiece Significant Other. Here, we revisit the circus…

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What happened when Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes headlined Download Pilot

The greatest British rock star of this generation truly struts his stuff headlining the Friday night of Download Pilot.

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Download Pilot 2021: The Big Review

The ultimate review of Download Pilot with every single band covered!

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Hear Wu-Tang Clan's RZA join forces with The Prodigy on reworked Breathe

The Prodigy's Fat Of The Land classic Breathe is getting a major "re-amp" courtesy of Wu-Tang Clan's RZA.

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The Truth Is Out There: The “wild adventures” of Tom DeLonge and Angels & Airwaves

Doubt and derision have dogged Tom DeLonge since he walked away from pop-punk giants blink-182 in pursuit of sweeping space-rock and little green men. As Angels & Airwaves’ excellent sixth album LIFEFORMS blips onto the radar, however, and voices in the highest levels of government acknowledge UFOs are a very real concern, the long game is finally paying off...

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The 21 greatest rock and metal albums for summertime

From Beastie Boys to blink-182 and Deftones to The Dillinger Escape Plan, we dig out the best records to spin under the sizzling summer sun…

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Album review: Hacktivist – Hyperdialect

Brit grime-metallers Hacktivist spit harsh truths on bullshit-obliterating second album, Hyperdialect…

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Death threats and dance moves: A salute to The Prodigy’s Music For The Jilted Generation

The 50 best albums from 2001

Lawnmower Deth, Conan, Lotus Eater and more join Bloodstock line-up

Black Sabbath: Every album ranked from worst to best

Album review: Born Of Osiris – Angel Or Alien

EP review: CRASHFACE – HEAVY INFECTIOUS

12 bands who succeeded by never selling out

Album review: Beartooth – Below

The 50 best albums from 1991

Limp Bizkit: How Significant Other saw the nu-metal anti-heroes take over the world

What happened when Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes headlined Download Pilot

Download Pilot 2021: The Big Review

Hear Wu-Tang Clan's RZA join forces with The Prodigy on reworked Breathe

The Truth Is Out There: The “wild adventures” of Tom DeLonge and Angels & Airwaves

The 21 greatest rock and metal albums for summertime

Album review: Hacktivist – Hyperdialect

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