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John Williamson kicks off a new Icon Vs. Icon feature celebrating the glam metal albums of 1986, from Poison and Cinderella to Bon Jovi and beyond.

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In this article, we will look at the 10 Best Metal Stocks to Buy Right Now. It’s a race against time as nations rush to secure supplies of metals crucial to the next industrial revolution. Canada has ...

The 20 best hard rock and metal albums of 1986 run the gamut from thrash to pop-metal, reflecting the vast array of heavy music subgenres that were catching fire as the decade entered its second half.

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Metalheads have always found transcendence, exultation, and deliverance in music’s heaviest genre where everyone else has heard noise. Sometimes you need to feel like the sound coming out of your ...

The Acacia Strain – You Are Safe From God Here (Rise) For me, the best death metal feels like a location, a literal spatial world made accessible through music. There’s something about Ego Dissolution ...

I didn't think too hard about dedicating the second-ever edition of this column to Ragne Wahlquist. The late Heavy Load frontman left an indelible mark on heavy metal, in his native Sweden and beyond, ...