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TNM discuss the insanely dark album from NOFX's Fat Mike, a Japanese punk band that sound like a women's prison riot (Otoboke Beaver) and the return of The Damned Things. There's chat on new Rammstein and Thy Art Is Murder, what's the worst Metallica song, the best beards in rock and our Album Club is on Code Orange's breakthrough opus, I Am King.

Team TNM discuss the most crazy week in which Maynard James Keenan and Guy Fieri appear in the same news story (as do Mary J Blige and Eagles Of Death Metal), there's new music from As I Lay Dying, Bokassa, After The Burial and more, discussion on which band has the biggest gap from their best to worst albums and there's a stellar Album Club on Machine Head's landmark debut album, Burn My Eyes.

The TNM team go down memory lane with the Foo Fighters in Album Club, there's reviews on the likes of SeeYouSpaceCowboy, Inter Arma and Andy Black, they ram through this week's news on Nails, Falling In Reverse, Machine Head and Ghostemane and there's all of our usual tomfoolery.

This week's That's Not Metal has a world class Album Club on Slipknot's Volume 3, there's the sad news of Ozzy's illness, Knocked Loose's surprise EP, reviews on the new PUP, Periphery and Show Me The Body and just what made Tool fans lose their cool on April 1st? It's all in this week's TNM, powered by uDiscover.

Rammstein return, Devin Townsend makes an album for $170,000 of his own money, there's new albums from Brutus, Whitechapel and I Prevail, discussion on why rock is better for female musicians than ever before an Album Club on Incubus and who does Ryan describe as "the people's Evanescence"? It's all going on in the new episode of TNM, powered by uDiscover!

The TNM gang discuss Chris Fehn leaving Slipknot and the following implications for the band, our hopes for Metallica reviving their S&M project, is Motley Crue's Like A Virgin the worst rock cover ever, Amon Amarth return and there's look at some of our favorite new albums from the Satanic doo wop of Twin Temple through Celtic black metallers Saor and beyond.

Join the TNM gang as there's chat on Slipknot's in-band problems, new Baroness and Jamie Lenman, what is the most British song in rock and metal history, who would be in the TNM Big Brother house, reviews of the new albums from Venom Prison, Angel Du$t and Blakq Audio and our Album Club comes on Motley Crue's 1989 classic, Dr Feelgood. This week's TNM is dedicated to the memory of Wyatt Ballard (1996-2019).

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It's a massive week of album reviews as we discuss the new releases from Weezer, While She Sleeps and Lamb Of God's Mark Morton, there's big Slipknot news, a new Deafheaven track, new Download Festival additions, chat on what the most metal names from non-metal bands and our Album Club comes on Chimaira's Impossibility Of Reason.

The TNM Crew discuss new music from Devin Townsend and The Damned Things, the trailer for Motley Crue's The Dirt, there's album reviews on the new Blood Youth, Attila and Candlemass, which songs would you ban and there's a killer Album Club on Cradle Of FIlth's almighty Midian.

The TNM team discuss new albums from SWMRS, Health and Crystal Lake, new tracks from Alexisonfire, Of Mice & Men and Venom Prison, which great bands have the worst first albums and there is an almighty discussion about one of the 21st century's most important albums in American Idiot.

This week's TNM sees a nuanced discussion on this week's Bloodstock/Parkway Drive discussion, there's word on Alexisonfire's imminent return, Nickelback's Slayer covers album (seriously), what is the best biscuit (SERIOUSLY) and we go on a Time Tunnel journey, discussing albums from the Ramones, Bon Jovi and the potential rise of Stadium Goth, Melvins and Strapping Young Lad.

Beez and Perran discuss more of the fallout from BMTH's amo album, there's 40 new bands for Download, Tool album news and album reviews on the new Within Temptation, Ithaca and Press Club releases. This week's Album Club concentrates on Queen's majestic A Night At The Opera.

TNM go all in on the controversial new album from BMTH, there's an early contender for AOTY from Puppy and new releases from King 810 and Judiciary, we discuss Weezer's surprise covers album, who is the best frontman of the past decade and Album Club comes on Carcass's death metal classic, Heartwork.

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Welcome to 2019 on TNM, powered by uDiscover, where we're discussing Axl Rose's Looney Tunes collab, Tool's album is done, 2000 Trees, albums from Amigo The Devil, Born Of Osiris and Callejon and there's an overwhelming amount of love for Queens Of The Stone Age as our Album Club is on their 6th album, ...Like Clockwork.

In the concluding part of our 2019 preview, we take a look at some of 2019's biggest releases from the likes of Korn, Deftones, Tool, Baroness, Weezer, Gerard Way, A Day To Remember, Blink 182, Devin Townsend, BABYMETAL, Suicide Silence, Against Me!, AC/DC, Megadeth, Rob Zombie and some of our smaller tips for the year ahead.

In the first part of our 2019 preview, we take a look at some of 2019's biggest releases from the likes of Slipknot, Rammstein, Killswitch Engage, Knocked Loose, Code Orange, Amon Amarth, Volbeat, Power Trip, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes and a whole host of UK bands looking to make 2019 their year.Make sure you are subscribed to catch more of 2019's biggest hitting rock and metal albums next week.

It's that special time of the year again where we celebrate the very best and worst from the world's of rock and metal in the TNM Awards 2018.Categories up for discussion are:Most Improved BandBest song of the YearWorst Song of the YearHero of the YearVillain of the YearGig of the YearBest New Band Most Disappointing Album Of The YearComeback of the YearOutstanding AchievementWorst band of 2018Surprise Of The YearUnsung HeroesStory Of The YearBand of the Year 2018Who wins? Who loses? Why the hell are Insane Clown Posse such a topic of discussion? All this and more in your essential look at the year in rock and metal that was 2018.

Beez, Perran and Ryan count down the Top 20 rock and metal releases of 2018 and, as ever, we will also be charting the albums you voted as your favourite of the year. This is Part 2 featuring albums from number 10 down to the converted number 1 spot.