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Hill and Beez discuss a very special night with Architects at Brixton Academy, there's chat on the new albums from Upon A Burning Body, Nervus and Vorvan, chat on the new tune from While She Sleeps, international festivals and our Album Club is on Ghost's Infestissumam. Our new shirt design and tote bags are available now at thatsnotmetal.net and you can get 20% off of a year's membership to TNM Premium or any membership bundle by using the code TNMBLK20 on the site. Get access to over 100 hours of the best podcasts we've ever recorded exclusively at thatsnotmetal.net.

It's here. Hill and Beez go in depth on the first new Metallica album in 8 whole years, Hardwired...To Self Destruct. Is it any good? We'll find out. Elsewhere, there's a look at the new albums from Testament and Ion Dissonance, who would be in a rock I'm A Celebrity, the pros and cons of rock biographies and our Album Club is on Placebo's self-titled debut album.

Hill and Beez discuss the impact of Donald Trump’s election on the world of rock & metal, new headliners announced for Bloodstock and Slam Dunk, the new Bullet For My valentine tune, the new album from in Flames plus a catch up on Balance & Composure and Frozen Gate and an in-depth Album Club on the debut album from The Mars Volta, Deloused In The Comatorium. All this and more from the best rock podcast on the planet!

Hill and Beez discuss the first bands announced for next year’s Download festival, there’s a look at the albums from Atilla, Waterparks, Destrage and the Killswitch Engage and Cannibal Corpse side-project Serpentine Dominion and they close out by giving praise to the beast that is Kyuss’s Welcome To Sky Valley on this week’s Album Club. PSYCHE!

In a special bonus edition of That's Not Metal, Hill and Beez take a look at the new album from Avenged Sevenfold, how it measures up against the band's back catalogue, how does Brooks Wackerman do on his debut in the drum stool for A7X and is the album that great? That's Not Metal brings you the best in cutting edge opinions, album reviews, news and the world's best new bands every Friday. Subscribe to That's Not Metal today.

Hill and Beez whack on their ones and toes, sling their hook and look lively (they’re reviewing the latest Slaves album) as they discuss Avenged Sevenfold’s shocking album drop, Danny Worship’s less shocking return to Asking Alexandria, what Dave Mustaine is going to be up to this Christmas, there's a look at the new albums from Neurosis and Nothing and our Album Club is on AFI’s monumental Sing The Sorrow. Jog on, goths!

Hill and an ever more increasingly inebriated Beez check out the new albums from Korn and Jimmy Eat World and the new EP from As Lions, there's chat on the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame, Phil Anselmo's controversial interview, Reckless Love for Download 2017 and there's an Album Club on Marmozet's breakthrough album The Weird And Wonderful plus much, much more. AWOOGA!

Hill and Beez are back to run the rule over the new tracks from Avenged Sevenfold and Enter Shikari, there's a potential Download headliner discussion, chat about women's recent rise in rock, reviews on the new albums from The Dillinger Escape Plan, Venom Prison, Red Fang and Joyce Manor and our Album Club on Tool's 10,000 Days includes something that will blow your mind.

It's one of the biggest weeks of the year as Hill and Beez review the new albums from Green Day, Alter Bridge, Sum 41, Meshuggah, NOFX and Steve needs a long lie down after hearing the new Set It Off. There's the 2nd round draw of our World Cup of Rock, chat on the new Creeper single, a new NIN album, 2017's festival season and much, much more. That's Not Metal - the only place willing to tell you the truth about the biggest albums in rock.