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“My uncle would drink, say he was possessed and run after people with knives”: Why heavy metal is turning its back on booze

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“My uncle would drink, say he was possessed and run after people with knives”: Why heavy metal is turning its back on booze

Metal stardom has long been synonymous with drinking and excess. However, the genre’s musicians are giving up alcohol younger and younger. We investigate why.

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