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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.

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. Part 1 features numbers 20-11. See you in part 2 for the Top 10.

Beez, Perran and Ryan discuss the week that was as BMTH have some strong words for "rock" songwriters, Beez talks about seeing the last Machine Head show, there's reviews on Unearth, Four Stroke Baron and All That Remains, embarrassing moments and an Album Club on Paramore's 2009 smash, Brand New Eyes. Subscribe as next week, we will be running through our favorite albums of 2018. You do not want to miss it.

It's a festival week of madness as TNM discusses the Download, Reading & Leeds and Slam Dunk additions, guitar hero battles, a look at the new albums from Can't Swim, Daughters and King Nine and a hilarious delve into the world of Manor on this week's Album Club.

It's an insane TNM this week as we discuss the new albums from Architects, Smashing Pumpkins, Laura Jane Grace, Old Wounds and the slab of absolute ridiculousness that is the new Muse album. There's discussion on Threatin, new tunes from The Fever and Angel Dust, what Slayer song would work best at a wedding and Album Club is on the Beastie Boys' 1992 opus, Check Your Head.

Beez and Ryan discuss the potential Creeper split, Jonathan Davis questioning the popularity of rock & metal, why holograms are a rubbish idea, what bands they'd raise from the dead and a whole bunch more in this week's That's Not Metal, powered by uDiscover.

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The TNM gang go in depth on the first Download 2019 announcement including Def Leppard, Slipknot, Tool, Die Antwoord and more, there's chat about the new Bring Me The Horizon and BABYMETAL tracks, are Greta Van Fleet the new Nickelback and the team pick 6 albums that have flown under the radar this year including breakout US phenomenon Polyphia.