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35 years ago today, Metallica released Metallica, and in Oct. 1991, Hit Parader spoke with Ulrich about the record.

A tribute to the legendary Peter Katsis: manager, mentor, and above all, friend to all who lived every moment with joy.

On the second stop on her headlining Loveland Tour, Suki Waterhouse brought a little life back to the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

Hit Parader remembers Ozzy with this archive interview from 2007, a tribute to the Prince of Darkness and the unmistakable voice that defined heavy metal.

I remember in the '80s seeing U2 and The Police share stages on the Amnesty International tour. A couple of years after U2 had their first commercial success with “New Year’s Day,” one could sense U2 was poised for superstardom, and it felt like a passing of the torch. A year later, U2 released The…

If you were between the ages of seven and ten years old in 2003, you had one true god, and her name was Hilary Duff. Your bible? Her post Lizzie McGuire debut album, Metamorphosis. Anyone whose chosen diva was this particular blondie who happened to be anywhere near Southern California was likely one of the…

SIDEPIECE talk their Disco Lips, sweaty club nights, “Can I Ride,” and lifting new artists with their Lip Service label.

Sweet Pill reflect on how their DIY emo roots and fiery new LP Still There’s a Glow keep their basement-show intensity alive on bigger stages.

Australian indie-folk trio Sons Of The East turn life on the road, wide-ranging influences, and full creative control into SONS, a richly textured, independently crafted album born between shows, long drives, and the pull of home.

New Constellations open up about trusting each other in the studio, finding the courage to start over in their 30s, and writing the songs they once needed to hear themselves.