
Here's what Sleep Token played at their first ever Download headline set
Sleep Token made history by headlining Download festival for the first time - here's what they played
By Matt Mills published
A talking head in Netflix’s Titan: The OceanGate Disaster claims that Stockton Rush wanted Eddie Vedder and co. to be in the submersible that imploded en route to the Titanic, killing the CEO and four others
By Jerry Ewing published
Prog has teamed up with Squire's estate to create this special and exclusive Chris Squire memorial t-shirt
By Paul Brannigan published
Working Class Hero, the first exhibition dedicated to Ozzy Osbourne's storied career, will be hosted at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
By Matt Mills published
The Birmingham metal legends pulled out an impressive seven Painkiller songs and debuted two tracks from last year’s Invincible Shield album
By Chris Roberts published
He secured a place in music history with other artists – but he’s best remembered for covering an extraordinary breadth of styles with the ever-changing prog giants
By Polly Glass published
On their chart-topping album God Shaped Hole, Those Damn Crows turn their attention to the existential fears we all face
By Matt Mills published
Hot off of their comeback album topping the UK charts, Jarvis Cocker’s pop-rock misfits host an extravagant evening at the O2
By Rich Hobson published
Orbit Culture, Helloween and Burning Witches lead a hefty line-up for this week's best new metal songs
By Matt Mills published
A talking head in Netflix’s Titan: The OceanGate Disaster claims that Stockton Rush wanted Eddie Vedder and co. to be in the submersible that imploded en route to the Titanic, killing the CEO and four others
By Claudia Elliott published
Nothing is as it seems in Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone’s melodic and Mellotronic 1968 concoction, which ends with the song that split them up
By James McNair published
Clamshell set illustrates a wondrous purple patch of symphonic prog-folk from Annie Haslam and co
By Chris Roberts published
Spatial surround sound doesn’t restrain Queen's rip-roaring debut album
By Paul Whitelaw published
Neil Young ricochets between political fury and bittersweet domesticity on his latest waxing
By James Grimshaw last updated
It’s a new era for ‘old’ tech, as evidenced by these forward-thinking portable CD players from FiiO, Lenco, Philips and more
By Steve May last updated
From park chillers to garden-fillers, you need a speaker that’s outdoor-ready; here’s a handful of the best from JBL, Marshall and more
By Scott Munro published
Featuring Marshall’s iconic styling, the wireless Heston 120 soundbar is ready to bring you “exceptional sound for music and film” right into your home
By Tom Parsons last updated
You really don't have to spend a fortune to get yourself an excellent record player - here are my top 6 picks that offer awesome audio at an affordable price
By Matt Mills published
Hot off of their comeback album topping the UK charts, Jarvis Cocker’s pop-rock misfits host an extravagant evening at the O2
By James McNair published
Clamshell set illustrates a wondrous purple patch of symphonic prog-folk from Annie Haslam and co
By Chris Roberts published
Spatial surround sound doesn’t restrain Queen's rip-roaring debut album
By Paul Whitelaw published
Neil Young ricochets between political fury and bittersweet domesticity on his latest waxing
By Paul Brannigan published
As a major Hollywood player, Matt Damon didn't need to take a bit part as a snotty punk in EuroTrip, but his reason for doing so was sweet
By Paul Brannigan published
Images of guitars owned by Paul McCartney, Kirk Hammett, Dave Grohl, Noel Gallagher and more will be displayed at the Scale exhibition
By Eleanor Goodman published
Japan’s biggest metal band and their special guests take us inside the exciting new album, only in the new issue of Metal Hammer
By Fraser Lewry published
"Many Black Sabbath fans have asked me online for my autograph and to this day nobody has one" - Louisa Livingstone
By Siân Llewellyn published
Also in this issue: Ghost, The Doobie Brothers, Skunk Anansie, Motörhead, Masters Of Reality, Robin Trower, Goo Goo Dolls, John Lydon, The Stranglers, When Rivers Meet and more
By Matt Mills published
The Brummie stars have announced The Ballad Of Judas Priest – produced by Iron Maiden, Rush and ZZ Top collaborators Banger Films – but kept tight-lipped regarding a release date