It's one of the best week's of music this year as Behemoth, Black Peaks, Coheed & Cambria and High On Fire's new albums are reviewed, there's further chat on Machine Head, Korn are to produce Koffee, we suspect Jim Root of telling lies and Album Club is on The Distillers' Coral Fang.

Perran and Beez discuss the show news about Machine Head's 'Farewell Tour' and the news that Phil Demmel and Dave McClain are to leave the band.

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The TNM team discuss the return of Architects and The Distillers, the future of Avenged Sevenfold, the new albums from Thrice, Conan, The Primals and an Album Of The Year contender from The Dirty Nil and our Album Club is an in-depth look at Gojira's masterpiece, The Way Of All Flesh.

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TNM review the new albums from Alkaline Trio, Nothing, Leeched and an Amity Affliction robot invasion, there's discussion on Reading & Leeds, which rock and metal star would make a good inflatable to be paraded around the streets and Album Club gets disgusting by discussing Creed's diamond selling album, Human Clay.

The TNM gang discuss the return of Bring Me The Horizon, new albums from Alice In Chains, Jesus Piece, Trophy Eyes and Rebel Wizard and there's a Mastodon worship session on Album Club in praise of The Hunter.

Perran and our Extreme Metal expert Tom Dare are guided through an in-depth look at this year's Bloodstock Festival by Beez.

The TNM team take on an album from each of the 70s, 80s, 90s and 00s respectively in the first ever TNM Time Tunnel. Up for discussion today are the game changing debut album from Van Halen, the horror concept macabre masterpiece Abigail by King Diamond, the nihilistic leanings of The Rollins Band with Weight and Killswitch Engage’s all conquering End Of Heartache. Also on today’s show we discuss the return of Disturbed, Ticketmaster shutting down their secondary ticketing sites, Roadburn 2019 and much, much more.