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Merl, Hill and Amit pay tribute to Suicide Silence frontman Mitch Lucker (RIP, brother), review Katatonia in Sweden and Pentagram in London, talk through Lamb Of God being announced for Bloodstock and the latest Download 2013 additions, plus much much more.

Today the Three Amibros review Devin Townsend in London and the Metal Hammer Halloween Party, talk about Bon Jovi's UK tour and Bullet For My Valentine's album title, berate Behemoth frontman Nergal potentially going to jail, review the new Deftones album and prepare for the arrival of r'n'b metal. Issues are here, people. Get ready.

The three amibros review recent London shows from Down, Trivium, August Burns Red and Gallows (alright, and Kerbdog), plus we talk up our immense upcoming Hobgoblin Halloween show, The Prodigy and Deftones announcing UK dates, HMV being wallies, Parkway Drive and Pig Destroyer!

Clutch returning with a new album, the new issue of Metal Hammer being AWESOMEZ, Black Veil Brides, Slash, Marilyn Manson not being very shocking, Girls Aloud actually being okay (what?!), KISS vs Aerosmith, extreme Bloodstock headliners, being a roadie for Iron Maiden, the best death metal albums of all time, unsung heroes of heavy metal and Gangnam Style being awesome (fuck off you know it is).

The return of Black Veil Brides (with a concept album, true story), While She Sleeps in London reviewed, Rage Against The Machine, Bullet For My Valentine, Bring Me The Horizon, Converge, Rolo Tomassi, Blood Command, Heights, Soundgarden and much, much more.

Nightwish splitting with Anette, UK Festival Awards, Phil and Marta 4 Ever, Parkway Drive, Soundgarden, British Lion, Blood On The Dance Floor (sorry), Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie and much, much more. Happy Friday.

Slipknot and Rammstein and Download, the Metal Hammer Podcast Live event, Deftones' new single, the new Avenged Sevenfold song, Cradle Of Filth, Steel Panther,Fearless Vampire Killers, Hill looking like the guitarist from the script and much, much more. Happy Friday.

Merl's back from LA, and he's only gone and heard the new Deftones album. Cheeky sod. Plus, Iron Maiden at Download discussed, Bring Me The Horizon trolls recklessly mocked, the new Down EP reviewed, Skindred probably not headlining Download, Dillinger Escape Plan and Kimbra being mates, Black Tide, Black Sabbath, Dragonforce, AxeWound and hair.

Merl's gone AWOL again (more news on that next week), but it's okay, because Amit and Steve have plenty to talk through, from Slipknot bassist Paul Gray's doctor being charged with manslaughter to new album reviews of the likes of Vision Of Disorder and Gallows. It's big. Come have a listen.

Slamming Bury Tomorrow's trolls, albums to have sex to, Black Moth and Red Fang being awesome, plus some ASWAD and Baha Men. Wait, hold on...

You heard it, and now you can see it! Merl's back, and...erm...singing. The boys talk through the recent controversy surrounding a teenage gunman’s love of Rammstein, plus Iron Maiden’s sexy new re-releases, Neurosis, Sylosis and Wintersun’s albums reviewed, gigs being full of cunts, Dr Who, Lonely Island, hecklers, animals and favourite drinks.

Merl's back, and he's singing. The wally. The lads chat Rammstein's recent and controversial association with a teenage gunman in America, plus reviews of the new Sylosis, Neurosis and Wintersun albums, plus your questions answers, gigs reviewed...crumbs, it's mental.

Kvelertak, Palm Reader and Refused shows reviewed, plus killer new music in the form of Landscapes and more. Merl's away, so Amit and Steve play. LET'S ROLL!

Amit, Merl and Metal Hammer editor Alexander review this year's Bloodstock Festival, which included the likes of Watain, Behemoth, Machine Head, Hatebreed, Crowbar and many more! Heavy. As. Fuck.

Bloodstock was epic, ergo, this Podcast is epic. Merl and Amit are joined by Metal Hammer Editor (and soon to be charity cyclist) Alexander Milas to go over Bloodstock 2012, plus Wednesday 13, Decapitated, Machine Head, Testament, Pussy Riot, Ihsahn, AxeWound, In Flames, Andrew WK and more.