Download Festival made its long-awaited return as over 70,000 fans rocked out to headliners Kiss, Iron Maiden and Biffy Clyro and many more.
With over a hundred bands to navigate, we’ve tried to help by picking out our ten must-see bands for Download Festival this weekend.
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson dropped by Edmonton’s Winspear Centre as part of his spoken word tour and Dana Zuk was on hand to capture the fun.
From death metal classics to thrash metal bangers, Richmond warriors Wolftooth pick out twelve of their favourite heavy metal album covers.
Biffy Clyro kick off this run of intimate shows at Mountford Hall in Liverpool. Check out the review and pics from the show here.
While the press release for their latest album, Darkness Is My Home, may tout Greek doom/occult rockers Night Resident…
Despite being set to return for 2021, Download Festival has again been forced to cancel plans for this year. Read the announcement here.
It’s a significant year in the history of Wytch Hazel, for 2021 marks the ten-year anniversary of the band’s…
The rise of the American metal machine in the 1980s has been chronicled in numerous documentary films, but the…
The campaign to save famous London rock haunt the Crobar picks up pace with the release of the “Music When The Lights Go Out” documentary. Read all about it here.
Soilwork has always been, in my mind, the overlooked gem in the Swedish melodic death metal crown. That’s not…
Nights of the Dead, Legacy of the Beast: Live in Mexico City is a 17-track recording of three sold-out…
2020 is crawling mercifully towards its end. It’s been one hell of a year. Normally, this is where I’d…
How Carcass went from being one of the sloppiest bands in death/grind to one of the most precise is…