Matt Mills is a Contributing Editor at Louder. He specializes in music, particularly within the realms of heavy metal and progressive genres, often interviewing innovative artists and covering entertainment news and pop culture. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Guardian, The Telegraph, and The A.V. Club.
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With Knocked Loose and Gojira opening, heavy metal’s measuring stick put on a 360-degree extravaganza featuring a joyful James Hetfield
By: Matt Mills
Making a snarling concept piece about Moby-Dick doesn’t sound like a move for mainstream appeal, but that’s exactly what Mastodon found
The French crusaders played their early shows in a region battling for independence, and they channelled that political spirit into Flying Whales
By: Matt Mills
Nuclear Blast's fast-rising superstars on new album Necropolitan and the importance of levity in heavy music
By: Matt Mills
The Swedes call it a “quiet moment” ahead of the “fury” of their as-yet-unannounced 13th album
By: Matt Mills, Paul Brannigan
Hear these fine offerings from Anthrax, Hanabie, Amon Amarth and more, then vote for your favourite
By: Matt Mills
The song was the centrepiece of Iron Maiden’s Eddfest set
By: Matt Mills
In 1996, Sweden’s Edge Of Sanity filled an entire album with one winding track, inspired by black metal, melodeath, prog and plenty more. It remains a towering achievement long after the band’s break-up.
In 1996, Sweden’s Edge Of Sanity filled an entire album with one winding track, inspired by black metal, melodeath, prog and plenty more. It remains a towering achievement long after the band’s break-...
By: Matt Mills
The song was the centrepiece of Iron Maiden’s Eddfest set
