HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Placebo – Placebo
“They’re sexy and loud. Fragile and controversial,” boasts broadcaster Gary Crowley with a knowing smile, as he introduces grunge-tinted post-punkers
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Heavy Music History
Heavy Music History: The Devil You Know – Heaven And Hell
When Ronnie James Dio replaced the legendary Ozzy Osbourne as the frontman of BLACK SABBATH in 1979, many were skeptical.
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Shed – Title Fight
Following the release of 2009’s compilation album The Last Thing You Forget, 2011’s Shed would be the debut studio album
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Pitch Black Progress – Scar Symmetry
Christian Älvestam could lay claim to one of the most big-headed boasts in the history of metal. When he was
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Kill – Cannibal Corpse
The trajectory and widespread acclaim of CANNIBAL CORPSE defies logic. A band of their ilk, a killer no-nonsense death metal band with
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Purple – Baroness
The year is 2012 and Savannah, Georgia progressive metal titans BARONESS, following some lineup changes, are on a massive high
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Sounds Good Feels Good – 5 Seconds of Summer
2015 was a year that rock started to show its softer pop underbelly. Rising stars such as HALSEY were making a
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys – My Chemical Romance
“Look alive, sunshine…” the first words spoken by narrator Dr Death Defying, the DJ and guide to this new world
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Made Me Do It – The Haunted
When THE HAUNTED first emerged in 1998 with their self-titled debut album, they came with a whole host of both
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Motörhead
“If we moved in next door, your lawn would die”. Whether or not the exact quote is apocryphal, it is
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