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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: England Keep My Bones – Frank Turner

English patriotism has got a bit of a bad rep in the past few years. Ever since the Brexit debate,

With the 30th anniversary celebration of the seminal NEUROSIS album Through Silver in Blood celebrated in April, the band stunned

“They’re sexy and loud. Fragile and controversial,” boasts broadcaster Gary Crowley with a knowing smile, as he introduces grunge-tinted post-punkers

When Ronnie James Dio replaced the legendary Ozzy Osbourne as the frontman of BLACK SABBATH in 1979, many were skeptical.

Following the release of 2009’s compilation album The Last Thing You Forget, 2011’s Shed would be the debut studio album

Christian Älvestam could lay claim to one of the most big-headed boasts in the history of metal. When he was

The trajectory and widespread acclaim of CANNIBAL CORPSE defies logic. A band of their ilk, a killer no-nonsense death metal band with

The year is 2012 and Savannah, Georgia progressive metal titans BARONESS, following some lineup changes, are on a massive high

2015 was a year that rock started to show its softer pop underbelly. Rising stars such as HALSEY were making a

“Look alive, sunshine…” the first words spoken by narrator Dr Death Defying, the DJ and guide to this new world