Twisted Sister Announce Totally Twisted – The Studio Albums 1982–1987
Twisted Sister announce Totally Twisted, a box set of their first five studio albums on vinyl and CD, plus tour dates.
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Slipknot Are Booking the Biggest Venues for Their Summer 2027 North American Debut
Slipknot announce their (Sic)est Stadium Tour for Summer 2027, a North American run kicking off July 16 in Washington, D.C.
Clutch Announce New Album Wasted Lands, Unveil Title Track: Stream
Clutch announce Wasted Lands, their 14th album, with title track 'Wasted Lands' streaming. Tour dates and pre-orders available.
Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine Explains Why He’s Retiring: ‘I Live Every Day Like It’s My Last’
Megadeth's Dave Mustaine explains why he's retiring: a hand injury forces him to give up guitar, so he'll sing no more.
Album Reviews8/10
Mannequin Pussy’s ‘Gypsy Pervert’ Balances Pop Hook and Metal Weight Over 18 Minutes
Mannequin Pussy's Gypsy Pervert balances punk menace and pop hooks in eighteen tight minutes.
Album Reviews7/10
Liturgy’s ‘H.A.Q.Q.’ Splits Long Epics and Brief Interludes Into a Rewarding Whole
A review of Liturgy's H.A.Q.Q., a record of extremes where long tracks demand patience and short ones demand attention.
Album Reviews7/10
Ozzy Osbourne’s Ozzmosis Turns Horror Into Heavy Metal With a Single Track
A review of Ozzy Osbourne's 1995 album Ozzmosis, a short, atmospheric record of dread and heavy guitars.
Album Reviews8/10
Gojira’s ‘From Mars to Sirius’ Turns Heavy Metal Into Environmental Protest Music
A heavy record built on scale: thirteen tracks, seventy-two minutes, almost nothing small.
Album Reviews8.6/10
Gojira’s L’Enfant Sauvage Trades Volume for Weight, and Mostly Delivers
A review of Gojira's L'Enfant sauvage, a restrained metal album about wildness and humanity, scored 8.6/10.
Album Reviews8/10
Melvins Cover Old Favorites on ‘Everybody Loves Sausages,’ and the Covers Sound Like the Melvins All Along
The Melvins' covers album Everybody Loves Sausages turns nostalgia into a live wire, with standout tracks like 'In Every Dream Home.'
Album Reviews6/10
Melvins’ Bullhead Remains the Band’s Most Brutal Record
A crawl through the Melvins' 1991 record Bullhead, where slow weight and grind rule over frantic energy.
Album Reviews7.4/10
Deftones Review: Lucky You and Anniversary Save a Record That Swings for the Fences
A look back at Deftones' 2003 self-titled album, weighing its highs — Lucky You, Anniversary of an Uninteresting Event — against its weaker tracks.