Sunny Singh has singlehandedly built one of the web's key archives of live-music footage, fending off everything from flying limbs to racist attacks in the process
At a Brooklyn show by cult-favorite Finnish band Demilich, the community surrounding one of music’s most maligned genres remains strong
Seventeen years after dropping its lone LP, prized by fans of outside-the-box heaviness, the New York band returns with a follow-up
"Everyone is afraid to die. But I feel the spirit of brotherhood," says singer-songwriter Sasha Boole, one of many musicians turned soldiers currently putting their passion on hold for the battle against Russia
Tomas Haake on the tolls and triumphs of three decades behind the drums with the masters of mind-warping metalÂ
More than 30 years after their debut, the Yonkers, New York, veterans keep perfecting their deliciously dismal soundworld
Arena fillers, dwellers of the underground, and more. We run down the year's finest — and heaviest
From a reassessment of Winston Churchill's valor to his vision of the apocalypse, the singer reveals where he finds the drama that feeds the beast behind the band
Ahead of the release of their seventh LP, the godfathers of "goregrind" discuss how they've squared musical mayhem with maturity
The team behind the irreverent heavy-metal talk show reflect on roping big names like Les Claypool and Max Weinberg into their off-the-wall yet musically legit Bedroom Covers
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