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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'.

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Hill and Beez take a look at the new albums from Paramore, Dreamcar, Incubus and Ho99o9, we examine Chester Bennington's moan of the week, who are the best bands to have never headlined Download, there's live reports from Deftones and AFI in the UK and A Perfect Circle in the US and our Album Club comes from the criminally underrated 36 Crazyfists with A Snow Capped Romance.

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With a heavy heart, Hill and Beez try to come to terms with the news of letlive’s split. There’s better news with Napalm Death and Earache Records invading Glastonbury and Zakk Wylde’s return to Ozzy Osborne’s band, we discuss the returns of both Rancid and Pvris, there’s album reviews on the new releases from At The Drive-In, Motionless In White, Gnarwolves and Full Of Hell and our Album Club comes on Beartooth’s debut album, Disgusting.

Stephen Hill chats to Mina Caputo and Alan Robert of Life Of Agony about their incredible journey, both personal and musical, the stories behind that journey and an insight into one of the most criminally underrated bands of the past 25 years.

Hill and Beez go tropical on today’s episode and discuss the new songs from Stone Sour and Fall Out Boy and Ivan Moody leaves and returns to Five Finger Death Punch within 24 hours, there’s live reports from Mastodon and Rise Against, discussion on band set lists and more, album reviews on New Found Glory, Life Of Agony, Blood Command and Daisyhead and cover Muse’s Black Holes and Revelations in this week’s Album Club. All this and more laughs than you can shake a coconut bra at on today’s laugh a minute That’s Not Metal.

Hill & Beez discuss the festivals in depth and how things outside of just bands being booked can effect our festival going experience. Can the future of festivals be helped by more than just the bands being booked? A lot of intense discussion before we bring in the expert, Mr Clay Busch of Danny Wimmer Presents who works on some of America’s biggest festivals such as Rock On The Range, Chicago Open Air and more.

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Hill and Beez discuss Mark Morton from Lamb Of God's solo album, Korn's 12 year old bassist, our imaginary Netflix series starring Scott Stapp and Wes Scantlin, how the charts are impacted by streaming and play a WORLD EXCLUSIVE new track from Gnarwolves' forthcoming album, Outsiders.

There are album reviews on some of the best releases we've missed this year including Within The Ruins, Vein, Royal Thunder and The Smith Street Band, live reports from Parkway Drive in the UK and Dreamcar, Thursday and When We Were Young festival and our Album Club is on Bring Me The Horizon's Sempiternal.

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