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Hill and Beez discuss this week's almighty rock beef between Nickelback's Chad Kroeger and Corey Taylor, review the new album from Royal Blood, report from Guns N Roses' Not In This Lifetime tour in London and Korn in LA, a report from last month's Slam Dunk festival, a look forward to the new Machine Head album and we welcome our extreme metal expert Tom Dare to discuss the new albums from Dying Fetus and Suffocation and get his rundown of the best albums from metal's underground in 2017. That's Not Metal is brought to you with uDiscover. Check out an ace retrospective on Sum 41's All Killer, No Filler and Queen's live album Killers amongst other brilliant rock and metal features on udiscovermusic.com.Get the latest and greatest merch from emperor at EMP.co.uk and get 15% off of your order by using the code THATSNOTMETAL at checkout or 20% off of any purchase over £30 with the code BIMSYBARGAIN.

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A massive week in rock and metal sees Hill and Beez discussing Queens Of The Stone Age's new Mark Ronson produced track, Ivan Moody's temporary departure from Five Finger Death Punch and Gene Simmons trying to trademark the devil horns gesture. There's also your questions on this year's Download Festival, reviews on the new albums from Rancid, Rise Against and Nickelback and Album Club is on White Zombie's Astro Creep 2000.

Hill and Beez discuss the highs, the lows and the dry sock euphoria from this year’s Download Festival. Some big questions about what the Download public wants, an order of humble pie, alcohol being brilliant, some of the best sets in the history of the Download era and all of the usual laughs…especially at Beez’s stupid, croaky voice. That’s Not Metal is sponsored by uDiscover. Check out uDiscover Music for exclusive news on the new Rob Zombie album, Megadeth in 20 songs and loads more awesome content.

That’s Not Metal, as powered by uDiscover, this week welcomes Richard from Rammstein as we get the inside scoop on their incredible new Jonas Ackerlund directed concert movie, Paris. See you this coming Tuesday for the essential review from this weekend’s Download festival.

It’s a different kind of TNM Extra this week as Hill and Beez catch up on this week’s reviews as they look at the new tracks from Foo Fighters and Prophets Of Rage and albums from All Time Low, Sikth, Eighteen Visions and Mutoid Man. And with that, we’ll see you this weekend at Download!TNM is powered by uDiscover. Check out the alternative, metal and prog genre sections at udiscovermusic.com for superb playlists, expert features and much more.

Hill and Beez treat you to a Premium length special on everything you need ahead of this year's Download Festival. We run through every band on the top 2 stages and our picks from the Avalanche and Dogtooth stages in your ultimate guide on who to see and avoid at this year's Download festival.TNM is powered by uDiscover. Check out the alternative, metal and prog genre sections at udiscovermusic.com for superb playlists, expert features and much more.Also, get 15% off of all of the latest merch at emp.co.uk by using the code THATSNOTMETAL.

It’s a massive week for Hill and Beez as the latter has a report from Metallica’s Worldwired tour, they chat about Chester Bennington’s threats of violence, Blink 182’s new ‘California 2.0’ album and the increased integration of Alkaline Trio’s Matt Skiba, Enter Shikari’s TNM sponsored arena tour, there’s a look at the new albums from Danzig, Malevolence and DragonForce, a report from Rock On The Range including chat on the new look Of Mice & Men, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, Gojira, Amon Amarth and more, Employed To Serve and Periphery live in London and our Album Club goes deep into classic territory as we rant and rave about Slayer’s Reign In Blood.

In one of our most fun chats ever, Beez sits down with Wednesday 13 to discuss his new album, Condolences, there's chats on conspiracy theories, Star Wars, a disagreement on Get Out, the past, present and future of The Murderdolls, the state of rebellion in rock and roll in 2017 and the power of longevity through authenticity. Fang bang, motherfuckers!

Hill and Beez have an absolute field day with Linkin Park's new album, there's chat on Iron Maiden's absurd court case, Skindred for Eurovision, reviews for the new albums by Papa Roach, Employed To Serve and 3TEETH and our Album Club concentrate's on Neurosis' cult classic 'Times Of Grace'.