In the wake of immense tragedy, Mastodon emerge at their most candid and explorative, all while maintaining the standard of one of the finest metal bands in the world.
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URNE’s streak as one of metal’s most underrated powerhouses continues, with a new album fully capable of turning them into a true force of nature.
With Download Festival 2026 already looking like one of the bills to beat next summer, we’ve gone through the first line-up announcement to outline who’ll be hitting Donington Park in June.
In this Review Round-Up, Buckcherry suck (big shock…); Orthodox are…okay; and Battlesnake provide a genuinely good bit of fun.
A few sonic shake-ups might occur on Bleed From Within’s newest, but overall, it’s a typically strong, stalwart display of longstanding Brit-metal prowess.
Festival season continues with Download Festival, as we break down the lineup of the UK’s premier rock festival to see what’s actually worth your time.
Mastodon return to their roots with a sprawling, conceptual double album, where they continue to impress but don’t quite hit their peak.
Spawned from unreleased tracks recorded between Once More ‘Round The Sun and Emperor Of Sand,…
There are some people to whom Mastodon can do no wrong, and honestly it’s easy…