Film review: Jurassic World RebirthOne big pile of sh*t: Jurassic Park producers were so preoccupied with whether or not they could make a sixth sequel that they didn’t stop to wonder if they should.
Live review: Iron Maiden, London StadiumGoal! Maiden’s coming home as ’Arry’s ’Ammers win big at 50th-anniversary West Ham super-gig.
Album review: Jools – Violent DelightsJools’ Violent Delights have magnificent, incendiary results on Leicester punk rock outfit’s essential debut.
Album review: Higher Power – There’s Love In This World If You Want ItLeeds supremos Higher Power embrace alt.rock to terrific effect on brilliantly breezy third album There’s Love In This World If You Want It…
Album review: Deadguy – Near-Death Travel ServicesThirty years after their debut album, U.S. hardcore legends Deadguy are back with its intensely brutal follow-up. Prepare yourself…
Live review: Deftones, Halifax The Piece HallSacramento legends Deftones deliver a masterclass in one of England’s most unique venues.
Album review: Heaven Shall Burn – HeimatGermany’s premier metalcore exports Heaven Shall Burn paint with very big brushes on packed but lengthy 10th album…
Album review: Blood Vulture – Die CloseLess talk, more rock! Metal’s premier chatshow host takes flight on Blood Vulture’s striking debut…
Album review: Hot Milk – Corporation P.O.PComing-of-age second album sees British rock’s gobbiest, Hot Milk, embrace thrilling new sounds in spectacular fashion.
The big review: Bludfest 2025If you want ’BLUD, you got it! YUNGBLUD returns to Milton Keynes Bowl with a load of his mates for the second edition of his summer mega-fest.
The big review: Rock for People 2025You know where you are? You’re in the Czech Republic, baby! GN’R, Slipknot, Linkin Park and more spend five days rocking the people of Rock for People…
The big review: Outbreak Fest 2025You make us break out! Hardcore mega-fest Outbreak does the double in Manchester and London for a weekend of noise with Knocked Loose, Turnstile, Speed, Pest Control, Denzel Curry and more…
Album review: Badflower – No Place Like HomeNashville rock favourites Badflower present a slick and often strikingly emotive offering.
Album review: Malevolence – Where Only The Truth Is SpokenHere’s the truth: Malevolence meet the weight of expectation head-on with superb fourth album, and become the next great British metal band.
Album review: YUNGBLUD – IdolsIt’s YUNGBLUD like you’ve never heard him before. The 27-year-old Doncaster misfit explores self-belief and the power of change with the first part of his grand double album…
What happened when Korn headlined Download Festival 2025After decades of dominating the undercard, Korn finally step up to headline Download and show why it’s more than deserved…
