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Hungary's Eurovision entry warmed the blackest of hearts, but what else do they have to offer?

Gary Stringer and Jesse Wood dish the dirt.

Who knew killing someone could be so catchy?

The originals aren't always the best.

Transitioning from spacey prog rock to pop-centric disco? Sure, why not.

The extreme juggernauts that have defined the early months of 2018.

SEGA, Nintendo, Sony PlayStations: you'll find them all hidden among hip-hop's finest tracks.

They gave us joy and warmth in our hearts. Once. A really long time ago...

It's only a matter of time.

These lyrics get personal. Really, really, spookily personal...

These are some A-plus B-sides.

The greatest pipes in rock and roll.

Who are our future festival headliners?

No one saw these tracks coming.

Two decades and nine albums for one of the biggest bands on the planet - which is best?

Just because it's first, doesn't always mean it's best.

Arms were twisted, musicians were coerced, and magic was made.

Rock god turns to acting.

Celebrating heavy music’s most eclectic and unpredictable artists.

A melodic middle finger hidden in plain sight.

What are the chances of that System of a Down album actually coming?

Celebrating the heavy artists that have brought us nothing but gems.

Hey! Ho! Let's go!

The service might have almost everything, but it's missing some true greats.

Celebrating a decade since speed metal’s massive comeback.

Some of the things you didn't notice in the back-catalogue of metal's biggest band.

January is going to be a massive black metal month, so let’s revisit the genre’s recent best.…

This opportunity only comes once in a lifetime.

Over 80 million records sold around the world and a catalogue of chart-topping hits don't lie.

From music videos to murder...