British heavy metal

It’s not every day this upstart little writer has the opportunity to chat to two of the biggest names in the Grind Core business.

Brit rockers Furyon deal in the sort of sleek, darkly-tinged, grungy metal that US Radio lapped up in the dying days of the last century; Tuneful, tasteful, and at all times stylis

A lot has been said about Iron Maiden’s ‘punk’ attitude in their early days; and it has to be said, most of what’s been said is rubbish.

Despite releasing an album clothed in a knock-off eighties thrash cover and finding a home with German home of the extreme, Massacre Records, Northern Irish rockers Maveric

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Hail, brother, and welcome back to Metal as Fuck! For those who didn't read the headline or the teaser, please tell us who you are, and where you are from! "I am Doctor Hell.

Anaal Nathrakh are one of the most consistently terrifying bands to have ever existed.

England won the World Cup at Wembley, Henry Cooper put Cassius Clay on his arse at Wembley and George Best and Bobby Charlton won

Released just in time to get the full benefit of 2014’s Christmas rush – whoever manages Mr Osbourne is no fool, clearly – Memoirs of a Madman is a pretty basic, entry level summation of ‘

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