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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Through The Ashes Of Empires – Machine Head

MACHINE HEAD were in trouble. The new millennium had not been kind to the Oakland metallers; 2001’s fourth album Supercharger

“It was the biggest shame in rock and roll; God knows what we would have done over the next three

On October 7, RISE AGAINST unleashed their fifth studio album; Appeal To Reason onto the world, marking a pivotal moment

As with all emergent scenes, labelling bands with comparisons to who and what came before them is a superfluous task

Whilst you might not recognise the title for DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE‘s fourth album, you definitely recognise the artwork. A soft-focus

The cover art to SLIPKNOT’s All Hope Is Gone has a different vibe nowadays. When it was first released, we

September 2013 will live in infamy for indie music lovers. THE 1975’s self-titled, LORDE’s Pure Herione, and HAIM’s Days Are

In May 2022, THE RASMUS rocketed back on to the world stage for the first time since In The Shadows

“Despite the fears of some alternative-music fans, NIRVANA haven’t gone mainstream, though this potent new album may once again force the mainstream

The start of the 1980s was not a good time for ALICE COOPER – both the man himself, born Vincent