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Live Review: Metallica, Milton Keynes Bowl, 5th June, 1993

June 16, 2025 Add Comment

METALLICA, mainly due to their self-effacing wit and general audience rapport, converted the atmosphere at the massive Bowl into one akin t...

Album Review: Metallica, "Metallica"

January 21, 2024 Add Comment

Consternation ensued amongst the Metallipublic, Bob Rock had been named as the producer! His credits include in THE CULT, MOTLEY CRUE, and B...

Metallica Destroy Donington

July 02, 2022 Add Comment

To play or not to play? That was the question. METALLICA said YES! Donington went ahead and was heavier than ever. We bring you an upda...

Interview, Lars Ulrich & James Hetfield, Metallica

June 19, 2020 Add Comment

APPETITE for CONSTRUCTION following the release of their latest, self-titled, studio opus and their prestigious presence at this yea...

Interview: Jason Newsted, Metallica

June 05, 2011 Add Comment

EXIT SANDMEN Jason Newsted tells Joe Mackett about the never-ending tour, the riots, the feuds, support acts, plans for the fut...

Live Review: Metallica, Yoyogi Pool, Tokyo, 13th May, 1989

May 22, 2011 2 Comments

Metallica: ’80s punk metal the primeval way Maybe the Ayatollah was right; perhaps the creators of artistic creations that are b...

Live Review: Metallica, Marquee, 11th May 1990

March 02, 2011 Add Comment

AWESOME A dream come true for any serious minded metal fan, yet tonight's gig was kept such a secret that punters remained mil...

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Revenge...?

RIFF RAFF was a legendary rock magazine based in London in the late 1980s and 1990s. Unfortunately, it was just too R n' R for its own good. A genuine working class rock mag, written, edited, and translated into 16 European languages in a drug-n-Jack-Daniels-fuelled haze, often on the back of motorbikes, with spell checking by our staff of attentive rock bimbos (chosen purely for their blondeness and big knockers), it soon fell behind more nerdy and woke publications like Q, Kerrang, Mojo, Metal Hammer, and Horse & Hound. This website is an archive and kind of shrine dedicated to the writing of its greatest writers... BUT it is also a place for new talent to rise and shine. So, don't be shy! In the words of the immortal Fly, send in your "news, blues, and reviews" - and even interviews if you've got the balls to buttonhole your heroes!