This might just be the anthem for raging down the 347. A new rock song called “Call My Name” by the Maricopa band Endless May ...

Grand Magus’s JB Christoffersson, Wardruna’s Einar Selvik and mediaeval history lecturer Simon Trafford explain why heavy ...

KNAC was credited with exposing or launching bands that would go on to great success: Metallica, Megadeth, Soundgarden, and ...

While rising from the ashes of traditional rock ‘n’ roll and stadium rock, metal symbolised something more earth-shattering, allowing resonance to be blended with more personal interpretation. In ...

Fans of the Sonic games will immediately recognize this as Metal Sonic - one of Sonic's lesser-known foes, and a character who could serve as the main foe in the recently-announced Sonic the ...

This story was originally published by the Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. The United States, with its enormous highways, sprawling suburbs and ...

A second Trump term and its hostility toward racial justice, LGBTQ+ equality, and its embrace of White Christian nationalism are also concerning on the continent of Africa. Faith and religious ...

I’ve always passed detox trends off as phony wellness fads. When I started to hear about the dangers of heavy metal toxicity, my feelings began to change. I was first introduced to the concept ...

The band starts and my adrenaline spikes ... Given that anger is a hallmark of heavy metal, it isn’t surprising that an Indigenous audience would find it appealing. Although often associated ...

Almost 40 years on from the release of Possessed's Seven Churches, the genre continues to thrive in new and exciting ways, its many subschools producing some of the most boundary-pushing music in the ...

In an exclusive interview with Metal Hammer, the genre-blending icon revealed the one thing he'd change about heavy metal ... and authenticity in a music landscape often overwhelmed by labels.

Samson – a lot of bands were underground, then suddenly they weren’t underground anymore. Judas Priest always flew the flag of heavy metal high, and still do. Metal just became the language of that ...