METALTALK - HEAVY METAL NEWS

Eivør takes listeners on a mesmerising journey with Tungl, an album where haunting vocals, trip-hop rhythms and Nordic atmosphere replace crushing guitars and blast beats. Daryl Soar discovers a powerful, emotionally rich release that proves music doesn't need to be heavy to leave a lasting impact.

Alice Cooper brings his Devil On My Shoulder book tour to the London Palladium for an evening of outrageous rock 'n' roll stories, sharp wit and surprisingly personal revelations. From Keith Moon and Elvis Presley to the creation of his infamous stage persona, the legendary shock rocker offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of Vincent Furnier, the man behind the monster.

Like a beast that refuses to die, Cirith Ungol return with All The Shadows, their seventh studio album and another defiant statement of Heavy Metal intent. With Tim Baker's unmistakable vocals, crushing riffs, brooding epics and the band's trademark darkness, these legendary veterans prove their fire is far from extinguished. Paul Hutchings discovers an album worthy of standing alongside their finest work.

The Amity Affliction delivered a powerful night of Metalcore at London's O2 Forum Kentish Town, blending crushing breakdowns with emotional anthems. With support from Silent Planet, Varials and Orthodox, the House Of Cards tour brought intensity, energy and huge crowd sing-alongs.

Ten years after their debut album, Inglorious reunite the original lineup for an unforgettable night at KK's Steel Mill, Wolverhampton. With Nathan James in outstanding form, blistering musicianship and a set packed with fan favourites, this was a triumphant celebration of the music that started it all. Could there be more to come?

After five years apart, Levara are back. Trev Lukather tells MetalTalk about the heartbreak of the band's split, the influence of Steve Perry, and how new single Underneath It All marks a fresh chapter for the trio.

Zorn of Zornheym takes on The MetalTalk Lowdown, with tales of drunken ski lifts, a memorable comparison to Yngwie Malmsteen, Eurodisco, unreasonable deadlines and moving mountains with a forklift.

Fortress Festival expands to three days in May 2027, adding a Watain-led Friday show and ten new acts including Stormkeep, Mare and Sulphur Aeon.

Serena Cherry returns with Noctule's Extinguish Thy Flame, a richly layered and fiercely independent blend of Black Metal, Melodeath and atmospheric synths inspired by Elden Ring.

Russian Black Metal trio Theosophy venture into the icy depths of space on their atmospheric seventh album, Line Before The Event Horizon.