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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Music For The Jilted Generation – The Prodigy

The year is 1994. The UK is recovering from a recession. Britpop and grunge rule the airwaves. John Major’s Tory

Thrash has Master Of Puppets. Grunge has Nevermind. Symphonic metal has Once. Every genre has a defining moment that goes

By the time Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses was released, SLIPKNOT were regarded as one of metal’s hottest properties. To the

Whenever anyone hears the name Bruce Springsteen, they automatically think of the songs Born To Run or Born In The U.S.A.

“You thought LIMP BIZKIT was hard? They’re THE OSMONDS. These guys are something else entirely, and it’s pretty impressive.” Rick

5 SECONDS OF SUMMER split the rock world in half ten years ago when they appeared on the cover of Rock

Pull out the hairspray, squeeze into that spandex, and call your coke dealer ‘cause we’re about to get all sorts

A seismic change hit the music industry with the founding of Napster twenty five years ago in 1999. Artists and

Banging the drum for a band that has culturally fallen out of favour is a lonely thing. Music is best

In 2004, MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE (MCR) were a relatively new face in the alternative music scene. Their debut album; I