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10 lesser known Korn songs that everyone needs to hear

Korn are no strangers to rarities and B-sides, lending their names to various projects over the years. Here are just 10 of their greatest unknown hits that probably passed you by…

“It created a new future for us”: The story of Green Day’s American Idiot

Millions of album sales. Countless awards. One Broadway theatre production. And Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong didn’t see success of American Idiot coming…

Remembering the time Nine Inch Nails advertised their unfinished album at the MTV Awards

That time Nine Inch Nails issued a mysterious primetime TV ad for The Fragile – a release that wouldn’t come out for over a year…

Now Hear This: Edith Johnson on the best new indie-pop, bedroom rock and hardcore

Meet Me @ The Altar vocalist Edith Johnson brings you the best new artists to check out now, including chloe moriondo, Dying Wish and carolesdaughter…

Now Hear This: Cody Muraro on the best new goth, post-hardcore and indie-rock

Real Friends frontman Cody Muraro brings you the best in new music, including Softcult, State Faults and Now, Now…

LOUD WOMEN Fest is challenging live music's gender imbalance

As the fifth LOUD WOMEN Fest hits London, founder Cassie Fox discusses the need for gender equality in music and how her all-dayer is shining a light on the underrepresented.

Employed To Serve: Justine Jones' track-by-track guide to Conquering

Justine Jones guides us through Conquering – one song at a time.

Third Eye Open: How Ænima solidified Tool’s status as the weirdest, most singular force in mainstream metal

Surging debut Undertow had established the Los Angeles outsiders as the strangest rock rebels of the ’90s. Little did we know it was just the jumping off point. With Ænima, Tool cut the strings altogether for a thrilling trip down the rabbit-hole…

The first reaction to Bring Me The Horizon’s new single, DiE4u

How does the first glimpse of Bring Me The Horizon’s next EP hold up?

Alien Weaponry are bringing Māori mythology to the masses

New Zealand power trio Alien Weaponry channel their Māori roots in a blaze of thrash and groove metal, allowing their ancestors to live on through heavy metal.

Hot Milk’s Hannah Mee: The 10 songs that changed my life

From Beach Boys to Green Day to The Prodigy, Hot Milk’s Hannah Mee takes us inside her record collection.

The 13 greatest uses of harmonica in rock and metal

It’s been a staple of blues, country and Americana for over a hundred years, but what are the trusty harmonica’s greatest appearances in heavy music?

10 lesser known Tool songs that everyone needs to hear

With only five full-length albums, Tool’s back-catalogue isn’t too hard to dig into. But even so, there’s some semi-hidden gems that are worthy of much more attention…

Megadeth's Dave Mustaine: "People don't know me at all… they think they do, but they don't"

Megadeth leader Dave Mustaine talks Metallica, The Big Four and how he's "just getting started"…

How Korn turned tragedy into triumph with The Nothing

Born from the pain of unimaginable tragedy, The Nothing might just be Korn's most personal – and personally important – record yet. But as Jonathan Davis’ world fell apart, the ties that bind his band have remained stronger than ever, some three decades on…

How God Hates Us All made Slayer great again

In 2001 Slayer re-established themselves as kings of metal with their church-baiting warcry God Hates Us All.

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