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…
V13 spoke to Wilderun’s Evan Anderson about their recent reissue, Iron Maiden covers and much more. Read the interview here.
They comprised the mightiest force on the late ‘80s thrash scene — “The Big Four.” While the fight for…
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Picking up the scattered puzzle pieces of yesterday’s past, Tokyo Blade hit back with Dark Revolution. Just as fierce…
The coronavirus pandemic, which shows no signs of relenting, has forced two more UK festivals to shelve their plans for their 2020 events due to be held in June this year.
Telemark (Candlelight Records) is Ihsahn’s personal love letter to his roots, geographically and musically: five tracks that blend black metal, avant-garde experimentalism, Norwegian folk melodies, and surprising cover versions in a Valentines Day EP like no other.
UK heavy rockers Black Tree Vultures talk us through some of the bands and songs that have helped influence the sound on their new single “Bitter.”
Leading rock event, Download Festival, has announced rock giants Kiss, Iron Maiden and System of a Down will be appearing at the 2020 rock weekender.
Released via Capitol Records 35 years ago this week (September 3, 1984), Iron Maiden’s fifth studio set, Powerslave, remains a fan favorite and continues to speak to a new audience.
NWOBHM legends Iron Maiden arrived to melt the faces of those assembled at Mansfield, MA’s Xfinity Center. Supported by opener The Raven Age, this show was downright awesome!