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Sometimes, the whimsy of space travel is enough to inspire the bards of heavy metal.

Because Thriller just isn’t as thrilling the nineteenth time you hear it...

Are you the biggest fan of the King of Pop?

The originals aren't always the best.

Just when you think you know a band, they make friends with the most unexpected people...

Lincoln-based progressive metalcore act cut their teeth.

Just how many Foo Fighters songs are actually about Kurt Cobain?

The prog heroes are trimming the fat and upping the metal on their impending fifth album.

How did any of these people make it to a second hit single?

Sam Duckworth on why he loves wrestling, WWE & NXT, the Indys and prepping Kate Nash for GLOW.

Coheed make their triumphant return to concept rock with this epic, 78-minute behemoth.

The Brazilian metal hero is going back to the primitive on Soulfly’s eleventh album.

Forget Axl Rose, Steven Tyler, and James Hetfield, these 10 singers have taken rock to new heights!…

Could ABBA, Fleetwood Mac and Kendrick Lamar headline Glasto '19?

Boom boom boom boom!

“When you’re in a progressive band like Loathe or SikTh, you live and die by your music.”

Can you guess the rock stars who didn't pass probation?

Can The Real Slim Shady fans please stand up?

'The Hardest Working Boyband in Show Business' lives up to their title.

Oasis' chart success goes beyond 'Live Forever', with some surprise tracks surpassing it.

Which Queen tracks are the champions?

The DragonForce bassist and ex-Slipknot drummer are uniting for Sinsaenum’s first tour.

Poland’s black metal heathens defy both God and expectations on their eleventh album.

Shady's back.

Giving Marky, Richie, and C.J. their due.

What, you didn't know there was a sequel to Eminem's Stan?

The hard rock juggernauts' newest release is a symphonic metal masterpiece.

Prove you're an expert on Richard Starkey and the songs he made famous.

You know damn well you liked Butterfly when it first came out.

With a new album out, we look at some of the former Beatles' best and strangest solo work.