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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: The Downward Spiral – Nine Inch Nails

Concept albums are generally dark affairs. 1982’s The Wall by PINK FLOYD talks about the descent into madness of a rockstar burdened by

The Grammys: music’s highest accolade to be bestowed on the industry, or an out-of-touch ceremony that only rewards what’s popular.

By 2008, CANNIBAL CORPSE had reached a point where they had been active for two decades, an extraordinary feat for

When it comes to modern heavy music, Sheffield is a truly unique place. In recent years we have seen the

So few bands have the strength of sound to carry the allure of enigma. Shrouded in mystery, GAUZE IS dropped

“It’s the Samurai metal sound!” Ryoji Shinomoto says with a laugh. This is perhaps the best and most succinct way

LIMP BIZKIT. BRING ME THE HORIZON. SLEEP TOKEN. All the above have something in common – at various points in

The term ‘don’t fix what ain’t broken’ is multi-faceted; it can be used in many areas of life and, indeed,

“Just taking every day as it comes and grateful to just be doing what we’re doing regardless, so even if

“I genuinely mean this from the bottom of my heart, I couldn’t have asked for any more,” beams Jessie Powell,