That's Not Metal

Hill and Beez discuss the non-event of My Chemical Romance's flirtations with the internet this week, the new music from Prophets Of Rage, Against Me! and NOFX, some of the more interesting albums from this year that we haven't reviewed yet, the new Good Charlotte album and Jeremy and Kevin from A Day To Remember join us to chat about Less Than Jake's Hello Rock View in this week's Album Club. Kelvin Quinn is not Scottish.Get 10% off of all band merch, rock clothing, accessories, toys, collectibles, cos and vinyl at emp-online.co.uk by using the code NOTMETAL at the check out.

Hill and Beez chat Bring Me The Horizon vs Bad Religion, Corey Taylor's happy slapping phone shenanigans and what makes a rock star in 2016? There's reviews of the new albums from Cane Hill and Night Verses and we are joined by our extreme metal expert, former Terroriser editor Tom Dare, to discuss 2016's best albums from metal's underground and Cradle Of Filth's Dusk And Her Embrace is this week's Album Club.

Hill and Beez review the new album from Biffy Clyro and EPs from Conjurer and Masked Intruder, there's talk on Alter Bridge's arena tour with Volbeat and Gojira, Metallica get a probable release date for their new album and Album Club is on Gallows' modern classic, Grey Britain.Get 10% off of all band merch, clothing, accessories and more from EMP at emp-online.co.uk by using the code NOTMETAL at checkout.

Hill and Beez discuss one of the year's biggest albums in Blink 182's California, Glastonbury (yuck), the new Whitechapel album and tracks from Of Mice & Men, Motionless In White, Sum 41 and Taking Back Sunday. We also bring you some of the hidden gems on this year's Warped Tour line-up and take a retrospective look at Slipknot's first ever UK show. Get 10% off of the most comprehensive list of march you will find anywhere at emp-online.co.uk by using the code NOTMETAL at the checkout.

One of our best podcasts ever sees Hill and Beez discuss Hellfest vs UK festivals, Joey Jordison's week of revelations and review the new releases from Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nails and Spraygun War. Fall Out Boy's From Under The Cork Tree is our Album Club and you'll never, ever, ever listen to Disturbed the same way ever again.Don't forget you can get 10% off of all your band merch, fashion, accessories, CDs and vinyl at emp-online.co.uk by using the code NOTMETAL at checkout. Irie!

Hill and Beez brave the torrential rain to bring you the very best and worst of Download 2016. You won't hear honesty like this anywhere else!10% OFF ALL MERCH is available at emp-online.co.uk by using the code NOTMETAL at checkout.

Hill and Beez get furious at Download's weather and also find the time to chat about Radio 1 Rocks and the new albums from Gojira and letlive. There's also live reviews from the Axl Rose-fronted AC/DC, Deftones at Wembley, Puscifer and our Album Club is on Green Day's 21st Century Breakdown. Don't forget, you can get 10% off all merch with EMP at emp-online.co.uk by using the code NOTMETAL.

It’s one of the podcasts of the year as Hill and Beez guide you through the great and not so great from this year’s entire Download line-up. Who will steal the weekend? Which bands are the festival’s hidden gems? Who will stink worse than that poo you take when you get home from eating festival food for 5 days? It’s all here alongside your questions answered. See you at Donington Park next weekend!

Hill and Beez review this weekend's Slam Dunk festival and the new albums from Volbeat, Thrice and Beartooth in this special Wednesday episode of That's Not Metal. Get 10% off all the latest band merch and more from EMP at emp-online.co.uk by using the code NOTMETAL.

This week, Hill and Beez are joined by Sam and Tom from Architects to talk about their new album, All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us, discuss on stage selfies, the importance of image in rock music and answer your awesome questions. We also review their new album and the new EP from Grove Street Families and we wrap things up with an Album Club on Funeral For A Friend's 'Casually Dressed...'. Oh and of course we asked them if they'd w*nk off Ozzy Osbourne for £100,00. Obvs.