Machine Head’s next album seems to be right around the corner…
The groove metal behemoths previously teased a new album for April, and now they’ve offered a glimpse inside the studio
The groove metal behemoths previously teased a new album for April, and now they’ve offered a glimpse inside the studio
The New Wave Of American Heavy Metal beloveds were twice Grammy-nominated before going on hiatus in 2012
The Black Crowes' comeback album Happiness Bastards has been voted the album of the year in Classic Rock magazine's annual end-of-year writer's poll
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That Led Zeppelin film everyone's been waiting for finally has a release date, but there's a catch
Seattle legends Pearl Jam have scheduled another run of dates in support of their Dark Matter album
Travis Scott, Enter Shikari, Amyl & The Sniffers, Chappell Roan, Hozier, among other main attractions for the twin town festival, to be held on August 21-24, 2025
“I think a lot of us can relate to frustration, anger, betrayal, all those things, and that’s kind of what I highlighted lyrically with this album”
Profits from the Fontaines D.C. x Bohemian F.C. shirt will go to Medical Aid for Palestinians
The song will be on the Swiss outfit’s next album, expected in 2025, and they’ll probably play it on their impending European tour with Arch Enemy, too
Blood Incantation’s progressive death metal opus tops the Metal Hammer 2024 album of the year list. See the other 49 entries here.
“All of the elements of my album are in this video. Mourning of the growing distance between family, homeland, mortality awareness, and the inevitability of death”
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Rock, and indeed, roll
Kim Thayil, Ben Shepherd and Matt Cameron will reunite onstage at a benefit for Seattle Children’s Hospital
The hard rock/heavy metal titans will play arenas and festivals across the continent in June
Grateful Dead spin-off Dead & Company will be the first band to play a second residency at the revolutionary Las Vegas venue
Nine Inch Nails might be back with us sooner than we had imagined