Merlin Alderslade is the Executive Editor at Louder. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on music, film, and cinema, often covering topics such as Metallica, WWE, and wrestling. Merlin's work has been featured in Louder and NewsBreak.
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Merlin Alderslade's articles predominantly cover rock music, metal bands, and the music industry. With a focus on event coverage and expert commentary, he may be open to pitches providing insights or access to exclusive content related to upcoming music events, album releases, or interviews with prominent figures in the rock and metal music scenes.
Given his interest in expert commentary, consider offering perspectives from established musicians or industry professionals. Additionally, as 56% of his coverage is dedicated to entertainment news and 28% focuses on gaming, there may be opportunities for pitches related to these topics within the context of rock music and its intersection with popular culture.
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By: Merlin Alderslade
Kerry King picks what might just be Sabbath's heaviest record. Should we be surprised?
By: Merlin Alderslade
Juuso Laatio talks directing Babymetal,'playing' Wacken and whether we'll ever get that Impaled Rektum album
By: Merlin Alderslade
Brant Bjork explains why he had no real interest in seeing pioneering stoner rockers Kyuss become the new Metallica
By: Merlin Alderslade
The countdown, the comeback, the controversy - Linkin Park's return was one of the biggest stories of 2024
By: Merlin Alderslade
Jinjer's Tatiana and Eugene dig into their discography
By: Merlin Alderslade
Arizonan death metallers Gatecreeper put out one of 2024's best albums - and they're just getting started
By: Merlin Alderslade
Parkway Drive rose up through the metalcore ranks with their first four albums. But when it came to 2015’s Ire, they decided to mix things up. The result was a record that changed the game for the Aus
By: Merlin Alderslade
"I sometimes struggled to convey what we were just talking about, and not everyone understood it"
By: Merlin Alderslade
System Of A Down have a storied career, and Serj has spoken on one of the most challenging support slots the band experienced in their early days
By: Merlin Alderslade
Will Ramos of Lorna Shore can be seen screaming his guts up and, in a real rarity, singing his heart out in the video for Employed To Serve's excellent new single, Atonement
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