Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 68: Mantas
The British guitarist and Venom founder Mantas shares the five albums that changed his life.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 67: Tony Franklin
Tony Franklin made a name for himself with The Firm, Blue Murder and Whitesnake. Here he tells about the five albums that changed his life.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 66: Biff Byford
Saxon frontman Biff talks about the five albums that made him put on his denim and leather to become a metalhead.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 65: Lenny Bruce
German thrashers Dust Bolt’s frontman talks about the five albums that had a big impact on him.
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Album review: Red To Grey “Balance of Power”
Meat-and-potatoes thrash metal from Germany.
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EP review: Cult Burial “Oblivion”
Very promising extreme metal from London. Cult Burial is heading deeper down the underground on its new EP.
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Album review: David Reece “Blacklist Utopia”
Former Accept frontman David Reece is not stuck in the past on his great new album.
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Video premiere: Creeping Flesh “Like So Many Before Them”
Creeping Flesh is an old-school death metal band from Gothenburg, Sweden.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 64: Brittney Slayes
Canadian vocalist Brittney Slayes of Unleash The Archers is one of the most powerful voices in heavy metal in recent years.
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Album review: U.D.O. “Game Over”
Udo Dirkschneider is still the same old Udo on the new U.D.O. album.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 63: Bernie Marsden
Bernie Marsden is best-known as Whitesnake’s co-founder, guitarist and songwriter.
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Album review: Hellhound “Warrior of Rising Sun”
Hellhound consists of dedicated Japanese metalheads on a mission.
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Video premiere: Battering Ram “Coming Home”
The Swedish hard rock band Battering Ram was founded in Filipstad, Sweden in 2017.
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