Metal Hammer’s 50 best albums of 2023 (and the stories behind them) Sleep Token, Creeper, Within Temptation: 2023 has been a massive year for metal, and these 50 records represent the very best the year has had...
Horlouse, the 20-Year-Old Phenom from Guatemala, Unveils Transcendent Techno Creation “Lost in the Darkness” Emerging from the vibrant music scene of Guatemala, the prodigious 20-year-old electronic music sensation, Horlouse, is set to enchant global audiences with the release of...
“I’m so fortunate not to have died. I’ve overdosed, been pistol-whipped, shot at, stabbed, run over in a car… and I’m still here”: Glenn Hughes, The Voice of Rock, has lived the lives of 10 men, and he’s not finished yet Glenn Hughes, The Voice of Rock, looks back upon a lifetime of fabulous, and sometimes terrifying, rock 'n' roll adventures
“An underprized classic… with new mixes enhancing rather than simply fiddling with the original”: 50th anniversary version of Nektar’s Remember The Future Fourth album features a bonkers storyline told through a single piece of music that ebbs and flows
“We didn’t grow up on Christian music, we didn’t grow up in the church, we grew up with metal and the Hollywood club scene”: Stryper, Petra and the story of Christian AOR From The Sweet Comfort Band and Petra to Stryper and beyond, this is the history of Christian melodic rock
In 1979, Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow began making their fourth album, Down To Earth. Cue pranks, tantrums, line-up changes, bad vibes and really bad hair days "I didn’t look like them and I wasn't into their music" - Graham Bonnet on being offered the job of Rainbow singer