The least-loved albums by veteran artists tend to find their way, in time, to critical rehabilitation. It’s practically an inevitability, particularly if the artist in question is deemed sufficiently historic. Lou Reed’s notorious Metal Machine Music was reviled on its release only to become recontextualized as the urtext of the hars...

In 1982, Los Angeles-based supergroup Toto released their 4th studio album, fittingly named Toto IV. This month marks the 40th anniversary of the US release of the second single off the album, and the band’s best-known song, “Africa.” It’s a tune widely loved for its smooth melody and indelible hooks, but ...

Evile guitarist/vocalist Ol Drake is putting on a special livestream fundraiser - and you can get involved

Reunited, reconfigured, reborn – this is how Brit speedmasters Evile learned to thrash again

Album review: modern thrash flagbearers Evile pick up where they left off on first new album in eight years, Hell Unleashed