From progressive epics to Southern jams, thrash slammers to doom odysseys, this year delivered a host of awe-inspiring records. Jaws hit the floor as legends r... Read More...
Country music’s never been easier to digest… and more difficult to define. As the genre continues to stretch its creative boundaries, Rushonrock editor Simon R... Read More...
Carcass. Bolt Thrower. Entombed. Atheist. None of them featured in our Best Death Metal Albums of 2025 round-up, but their legacies certainly did…
Death met... Read More...
The sweet sound of AOR-infused, pop-metal styled, Sunset Strip-soaked, radio friendly rock is never far away from editor Simon Rushworth’s turntable. Here’s hi... Read More...
Thrash metal’s veterans are in no mood to slow down. And neither are the hungry upstarts who want to make their own marks on the scene.
This year, we had th... Read More...
Denim and leather brought us all together this year, as retro-clad upstarts and veteran riff-slingers showed that classic heavy metal will never die.
But wh... Read More...
1349 – Winter Mass (Season Of Mist)
To truly experience the aural annihilation of 1349, you need to let the hellfire singe your skin, stare into Ravn’s eyes... Read More...
Myth Carver – Twist Of Fate (No Remorse Records)
There must be something in the Texas water.
We’re guessing it has a high iron content.
Because it jus... Read More...
Lynch Mob — Dancing With The Devil (Frontiers)
Has George Lynch saved the best until last?
Dancing With The Devil is, we’re assured, the d... Read More...
Kylver – The Gobi (self-released)
By rights, Kylver should be a more revered name in UK post-metal circles. The Island, their second album, was a towering e... Read More...
