Ash Nash

WRITER / PHOTOGRAPHER
Ash Nash has been capturing the intensity of live music since the age of 16 when starting out photographing local bands and quickly making a name in the scene. Getting involved with Metal 2 The Masses, Ash built a solid portfolio of Heavy Metal acts, combining a passion for photography with a deep appreciation for the music scene.

Along the way, Ash has interviewed some of the biggest names in Metal, including Gojira, Tarja Turunen, Devin Townsend, and Dani Filth. When not behind the camera, Ash is making music of her own as Cyberwaste.
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The Horrors / Night Life A Leap Into Industrial Nocturnal Soundscapes

Metal Reviews
The Horrors return with Night Life, a cinematic, industrial reinvention blending shadowy textures, new members, and raw intensity into their boldest sound yet. @thehorrors @a.nashphotography @fictionrecords

Helloween / March Of Time, Four Decades Of Power Metal Mastery

Metal Reviews
There are bands that define a movement, and then there are bands that create one. Helloween celebrate their 40th anniversary with March Of Time. Words: @a.nashphotography @helloweenofficial @bmgpmuk

Arch Enemy / The Unrelenting Metal Power Of Blood Dynasty

Metal Reviews
Album Review: Arch Enemy. Blood Dynasty is a thunderous album blending unrelenting Metal fury, anthemic choruses, and razor-sharp precision. Devastating. Words: @a.nashphotography @archenemyofficial Photo: @rock_pixs

Pop Evil / What Remains Is A New Level Of Depth And Refinement

Metal Reviews
Pop Evil are back with What Remains, an album that not only solidifies their status as one of modern rock's most consistent forces but also showcases a new level of depth and refinement in their sound.

Cradle Of Filth / New Album ‘A Masterpiece Of Symphonic Darkness’

Metal Reviews
The Screaming Of The Valkyries sees Cradle Of Filth at their most confident, delivering a blood-soaked, cinematic, and brutally heavy new chapter. Words: @a.nashphotography @cradleoffilth @napalmrecordsofficial

Warbringer / More Powerful Than Ever With Wrath And Ruin

Metal Reviews
Southern California thrash titans Warbringer return with Wrath And Ruin, an album that refines their breakneck intensity with ominous atmospheres and razor-sharp precision. @warbringermusic @a.nashphotography @napalmrecordsofficial
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Ash Nash

WRITER / PHOTOGRAPHER
Ash Nash has been capturing the intensity of live music since the age of 16 when starting out photographing local bands and quickly making a name in the scene. Getting involved with Metal 2 The Masses, Ash built a solid portfolio of Heavy Metal acts, combining a passion for photography with a deep appreciation for the music scene.

Along the way, Ash has interviewed some of the biggest names in Metal, including Gojira, Tarja Turunen, Devin Townsend, and Dani Filth. When not behind the camera, Ash is making music of her own as Cyberwaste.
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