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From Black Sabbath on their last hurrah to eye witness accounts of the Jimi Hendrix gigs that changed the world, via Opeth and Gary Clarke Jr –  this month's cover stories

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Black Sabbath: This Is The End

Hendrix: The gigs that changed history

Opeth: The Grand Conjuration

Gary Clark Jr: Don't Owe You A Thang

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“Everybody wanted to fight him, give him a tape or get him high. Anything except leave him alone”: How blues icon Johnny Winter survived addiction, shady business deals and himself
Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi posing for a photograph in 2010

“I lost the tips of two fingers in an accident when I was 17. Doctors told me that I had no hope of playing guitar again. I refused to accept that”: The life and times of Tony Iommi, metal’s indestructible dark lord
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“Everybody was fighting in the streets, getting thrown through car windows, it was insane! The cops arrested Jimmy and he went to jail!”: How Avenged Sevenfold went from metalcore brats to 21st century metal heavyweights
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Johnny Winter posing for a photograph in 1984
“Everybody wanted to fight him, give him a tape or get him high. Anything except leave him alone”: How blues icon Johnny Winter survived addiction, shady business deals and himself
Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi posing for a photograph in 2010
“I lost the tips of two fingers in an accident when I was 17. Doctors told me that I had no hope of playing guitar again. I refused to accept that”: The life and times of Tony Iommi, metal’s indestructible dark lord
Thom Yorke live with The Smile in 2022
“Feat. Thom Yorke…”: the ten best songs featuring guest vocals from the Radiohead frontman
A composite photograph of Slaughter To Prevail’s Alex Terrible onstage and a brown bear
When you look into a human’s eyes, you feel this soul. You look into this bear’s eyes, you don’t see anything in there”: Slaughter To Prevail frontman Alex Terrible’s guide to wrestling bears
Heart posing for a photograph in 1985
“We went down the sheep-dip in the 80s. They douse you with pesticide, and then you’re lucky to make it out alive”: The rollercoaster story of Heart, the 70s rock icons who survived MTV, grunge and each other
HIM’s Ville Valo posing for a photograph in a graveyard in 2006
“I don’t think anyone is as iconic as I am right now”: How Ville Valo helped lead HIM to stardom and became a modern rock god in the process
The Wildhearts posing for a photograph on a sofa in 1992
“I stood there thinking: ‘He’s not going to drive the tractor into the swimming pool, surely?’ And he did”: The insane story of The Wildhearts’ Earth Vs The Wildhearts, the cult ’90s classic that should have been huge
Motorhead posing for a photograph in 1979
“We’d solidly work from two in the afternoon to until 10pm. Why did we knock off then? So, we could get to the pub!”: The chaotic story behind Motörhead’s Overkill, the album that turned three speed freaks into stars
Fit For An Autopsy press shot 2024
"We saw Sleep Token in Glasgow. 14,000, sold out. It just makes me hungry." Deathcore heroes Fit For An Autopsy have their sights on being extreme metal's biggest band