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March 2023

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March 31
- Here's what Babymetal fans think of The Other One: "Any metal band that chucks sax on a song deserves an 8/10"
- Crown Lands: so deep in 70s Rush you can almost see Geddy Lee’s kimono flapping about
March 30
- Softcult’s See You In The Dark brings empowering Riot Grrrl to a modern audience
March 29
- Simon Neil from Biffy Clyro has a new extreme metal project, and it just tore London to shreds
- Bury Tomorrow have made a metalcore album that could fill arenas, but will make daytime radio listeners crap themselves
March 27
- Victrola Journey record player review
- John Lee Hooker: The Best Of Friends - Album Of The Week Club review
March 25
- Depeche Mode's Memento Mori: a sonic feast and a fitting epitaph to departed friends
March 24
- Floor Jansen goes it alone to seek more mainstream acclaim
- We all share music we adore. Why shouldn't Saxon?
- After 50 years, Pink Floyd's imposing The Dark Side Of The Moon remains a cornerstone of rock
March 20
- Beyerdynamic Amiron Home headphones review
- Bono & The Edge: A Sort Of Homecoming, With David Letterman: a revelatory, humanising look at U2's past and present
- Floor Jansen switches symphonic metal for pop melodies and epic balladry on solo debut Paragon
- Lynyrd Skynyrd: The Last Rebel - Album Of The Week Club review
March 17
- Fall Out Boy's intimate, chaotic London show proves why they're still the reigning princes of emo
- The Answer's Sundowners is the sound of a band with nothing to prove to themselves or anyone else
- Songs Of Surrender: U2 look back over their career with 40 skeletal covers of stadium bangers
March 15
- Babymetal's ambitious concept album The Other One proves the band have truly come of age
- Suicide Silence fall behind the deathcore pack with new album Remember... You Must Die
March 14
- AKG K72 headphones review
- Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow: Stranger In Us All - Album Of The Week Club review
March 10
- Ritchie Blackmore's "private music" celebrates its 25th birthday with another public outing
- Van Morrison is in fine voice and generous mood as he pays loving homage to Skiffle
March 8
- Periphery V - Djent Is Not A Genre: US progressive metallers prove why they're miles ahead of their peers
March 6
- Bad Omens' extraordinary show in London cemented their place as one of metal's most exciting and essential breakthrough bands
- Europe: Walk The Earth - Album Of The Week Club review
March 3
- Zulu's A New Tomorrow: "The first absolutely essential album of 2023"
March 2
- Fake Names' Expendables: members of Refused, Bad Religion, Fugazi and Girls Against Boys unite for a righteous racket