Dave Everley

Metallica could churn out Seek And Destroy for the millionth time on their upcoming M72 world tour… or they could dig out one of these 17 never-played deep cuts

Status Quo’s grand statesman Francis Rossi on un-Royal behaviour, his pal ‘Reg’ (aka Elton John) and the fear of slowing down

Queen's Hot Space featured an all-time classic in Under Pressure, but Freddie Mercury and John Deacon's fascination with disco, funk and R&B resulted in a much-mocked album

The story of Polish ambient proggers Lunatic Soul's seventh album Through Shaded Woods

From punk rock madness to shelved studio albums, Tuk Smith has had no choice but to embrace the chaos

Suicide Silence’s Mitch Lucker died 10 years ago this month. The people who knew him look back on deathcore’s first great rock star

Updated! Hollywood brats turned global superstars, the Red Hot Chili Peppers have endured tragedy and trauma to gracefully mature without losing the zest of youth

Hounded by self-appointed guardians of the world’s uncorrupted youth, stalked by religious groups, shot at, WASP could easily have packed it in. But after 40 years, they're still going strong

“We regrettably announce that due to unforeseen circumstances we have to postpone the State Of Unrest tour until February/March 2023,” say Lamb Of God of rescheduled dates

The results of the poll to find the greatest prog metal band ever are in and we have a winner

The grunge icons’ best songs, chosen by 22 of today‘s biggest musicians

The story behind one of the most influential debut albums of the 1990s, by the people who made it

Metallica’s Load and Reload albums deserve way more love than they get, as this 10-track ‘best of’ shows

From gruesome slashers and iconic monsters to terrifying spirits and beyond, these are the 50 films that have defined horror over the last century

From shock tactics to hard-rock hymnals, here’s the best of four decades of WASP and Blackie Lawless

A song written by Roger Taylor after Freddie Mercury told him his others weren't good enough, Radio Ga Ga became a hit single and an iconic Queen classic

In 2018, Joe Payne released his first solo material; it was heavily influenced by his experiences with mental health. Here's the story of how he brought himself back from the brink after leaving The Enid