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Papa Roach release reimagined version of Even If It Kills Me: “It shines in a new way”

Watch the video for Papa Roach’s ‘new’ single Even If It Kills Me (Reimagined), which Jacoby Shaddix calls “a welcome challenge” for the band.

Album review: Memphis May Fire – Shapeshifter

Memphis May Fire unpick identity and deception on their self-reflective eighth album…

“Death just exists. It’s not malicious, it’s not comforting, it’s just there”: How Backxwash shed skin and reimagined herself

Alt-rap shapeshifter Backxwash has spent a long time being raw. Having completed a trilogy that dug deep into addiction, identity and religion, on new album Only Dust Remains she’s expanding every horizon – including what the end might look like. Not only that, she wants to become as freewheeling as Lady Gaga…

Linkin Park drop new single and video, Up From The Bottom

Watch the video for Linkin Park’s new single Up From The Bottom – the band’s first new music since last year’s From Zero comeback album.

Underoath: “We’re happier and healthier than we’ve ever been, but you always have to wonder what’s next”

What exactly is The Place After This One? It’s the brand-new Underoath album, sure, but for vocalist Spencer Chamberlain it’s so much more: an overwhelmingly uncertain concept that has been weighing heavy on his mind…

Album review: Deafheaven – Lonely People With Power

Take the power back: Deafheaven return with unexpectedly heavy and entirely expectedly brilliant sixth album.

Evanescence unveil epic new single, Afterlife, for Devil May Cry

Evanescence have teamed up with Netflix to contribute to the soundtrack to Devil May Cry – listen to the colossal Afterlife now…

See Hayley Williams perform Minerva with Deftones

Paramore’s Hayley Williams joined Deftones onstage in Nashville last night to help sing 2003 single Minerva – watch fan-shot footage of the performance now.

Dead Poet Society and The Warning drop new video for HURT

Watch the video for Dead Poet Society and The Warning’s reimagined track HURT: “It’s a bit of a miracle that this video came together…”

Watch the video for Employed To Serve’s new single, Breaks Me Down

Fifth album Fallen Star is on the way, and British metal heroes Employed To Serve have just unleashed another single from their new record…

Album review: Forlorn – Aether

Rituals, sacrifices and whole lot of riffs – Brit ‘Midsommar metallers’ Forlorn step up with elemental debut, Aether.

“If you’re not pushed to the absolute edge, the end result won’t be your best”: Inside Split Chain’s intense debut album

As Bristol nu-gaze stars Split Chain announce their anticipated debut album motionblur, vocalist Bert Martinez-Cowles reflects on its stressful creation, his subconscious lyrical approach, and how the band’s rapid rise has already made them better people…

“I went to pick up my luggage and ended up stuck in bed for two days”: 20 Questions with Karen Dió

Brazilian punk queen Karen Dió tells all about yellow trousers, bad fruit, and the stupidest injury she’s ever sustained…

Watch YUNGBLUD’s superb performance of Hello Heaven, Hello on Jonathan Ross

YUNGBLUD and his band were the musical guests on the latest episode of The Jonathan Ross Show, unleashing a shortened version of his recent nine-minute comeback single Hello Heaven, Hello.

Album review: The Darkness – Dreams On Toast

Justin Hawkins and co. use their loaf on Darkness album number eight, but they still know what side their bread’s buttered.

Listen to Swollen Teeth’s nightmarish new single, Medicine

Sid Wilson-approved nu-metallers Swollen Teeth have unleashed a new single, Medicine, which the band say is “moulded by heavy grooves slammed together in a transmutation of primal emotions”.

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