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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: American Idiot – Green Day

Released on September 21st, 2004, American Idiot marked not just a comeback for GREEN DAY, but a cultural and music

After the release of their 2007 breakout second album Riot! – as well as the hit single Misery Business – all eyes were

Sailing out of Stockholm with the force of one hundred oars, AMON AMARTH are on of the most dominant forces

By 1994, CORROSION OF CONFORMITY were already deep into their career. Having formed back in 1982 and had released three

Released on September 14th, 2004, Within A Mile Of Home from FLOGGING MOLLY stands as a defining album for the

Hailing from the Swedish capital of Stockholm and taking their name from the Sindarin name of Mount Doom, a volcano

Flash back 15 years ago, and Polish blackened death metallers BEHEMOTH were establishing themselves as a genuine juggernaut in extreme

Released in September 2009 by folk-punk troubadour FRANK TURNER, Poetry Of The Deed marked a significant moment in his career.

Few albums have ever scarred the face of extreme music more indelibly than Calculating Infinity by THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN.

“Victim In Pain wasn’t the first NYHC record but it was different, powerful and raw. It was [a] game-changer in