Greg Pratt

Ranking the songs on Carcass‘ Hall of Fame-inducted 1993 masterwork Heartwork from worst to best.

Jake E. Lee returns with a fresh lineup for the new Red Dragon Cartel album.

Primitive Origins alumni Northern Haze are returning with their first new record since the ’80s, and we’ve got a new track for you today.

We celebrate the release of Cryptopsy‘s new EP by finding out what five albums changed drummer Flo Mounier’s life.

Looking back on Ace Frehley’s excellent post-KISS band, Frehley’s Comet.

Whether ripping it up in Armored Saint or in Anthrax, John Bush rules. Here are five times the singer just goddamn ruled.

Ranking the songs on Testament‘s Hall of Fame-inducted classic debut, The Legacy, from worst to best. Thrashing ourselves into the triangle! The Devil’s Triangle!

We catch up with Testament‘s Chuck Billy to get the lowdown on his latest vape products.

To celebrate the release of Voivod‘s new album, The Wake, we caught up with drummer Michel “Away” Langevin and found out what five heavy albums changed his life.

Revisiting AKA‘s strange, strange 1970 debut to find proto-metal amongst the Indonesian pop.

Someone’s gotta finally admit it: Suicidal Tendencies are hella confusing. Here are five times they really threw us for a loop.

We catch up with Mantar‘s Hanno Klänhardt to find out what the five heavy albums that changed his life were.

To celebrate the release of their new album, Loved, we caught up with KEN mode guitarist/vocalist Jesse Matthewson to find out what five heavy albums changed his life.

Revisiting Mindrot‘s massive 1998 album, Soul.

Revisiting Granicus‘ self-titled 1973 album, an underrated proto-metal rager.

Ranking the songs on Deceased‘s 1997 Decibel Hall of Fame-inducted classic, Fearless Undead Machines from worst to best.

We’ve got the premiere of a new Night Birds song as well as the announcement of Roll Credits. Details right here.

We catch up with Dropdead‘s Ben Barnett to get an update on how Bob Otis is recovering from his motorcycle accident.

We catch up with Dee Snider to talk about how his passion for the heavy shines through in his new album, For the Love of Metal.

Dropdead vocalist Bob Otis involved in motorcycle accident; GoFundMe set up to help with medical expenses.

Revisiting the chaotic metallic hardcore of One Eyed God Prophecy‘s self-titled 1996 album.

Churchburn sound particularly miserable on their new album, None Shall Live… The Hymns of Misery, so we caught up with them to find out why.

Revisiting and rating the songs on Prong‘s 1990 Beg to Differ album from worst to best.

Looking back on Union of Uranus‘s 1995 double 7″ Disaster by Design.

Gojira‘s landmark third album, From Mars to Sirius, is inducted into the Decibel Hall of Fame. Sorry, the whales can’t fit.

Iron Bonehead releases so much extreme music, all we can do is try to keep up; here’s our take on three of the label’s new ones.

Justin Pearson of The Locust, Dead Cross, and Retox just published a book collecting lyrics from throughout his shit-disturbing musical career, and we rounded him up to talk about it.

Matt Harvey shares the five heavy albums that changed his life.

Experimental noise rock met left-field grind and the one and only Boredoms during a legendary tour in 1993 when Pain Teens, Brutal Truth, and the Japanese noise legends hit the road together.

In which we revisit an absurd and ambitious Mexican metal rock opera from 1984.