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“I don’t follow the rules of metal, which is probably wrong, and I’m sorry”: Metallica producer Bob Rock looks back on controversial Load and Reload albums

Rock is “glad” he and Metallica didn’t imitate the metal stars’ blockbuster Black Album when making its divisive follow-ups

“Thirty-four minutes of pure unadulterated sonic sludge”: Black Sabbath tweak the formula on Master Of Reality, invent even more genres

Black Sabbath: now heavier, denser and doomier than before

Junkyard singer David Roach dead at 59

David Roach, singer with 80s Sunset Strip rockers Junkyard, was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year

“He opened possibilities for all future post-rock”: How Editors’ Russ Leetch discovered the deep, detailed world-building of Klaus Schulze, via Vangelis and an independent record store

When the British band wanted to create their own dystopia, a passionate shop owner led him to the German electronic composer’s prog masterpieces

“The whole place went, ‘What on earth is this?!’ It was nuts. The crowd went mental”: The story of the Black Sabbath gig that changed history

At a gig just outside Birmingham on August 1, 1969, music changed forever

Grammy-Nominated Backing: The Industry’s Eyes Are on Melvin Fromm Jr.

When Major Teams Back You, the World Starts Listening – Inside the indie surge powered by Melvin Fromm Jr. and the Pennsylvania Dreamstream It’s not...

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