Jon Wiederhorn

On Oct. 11, 1994, Korn delivered an assortment of different sounds into a completely new style that changed metal forever.

'Toxicity' remains System of a Down’s most popular album and one of the most offbeat and original multiplatinum metal releases of all time.

Just when it looked like Judas Priest had been dethroned by a new wave of thrash bands, the defenders of metal lashed back with their 12th album, 'Painkiller.'

On July 24, 1990, Pantera took a major step forward in their music career with the 'Cowboys From Hell' album.

On July 19, 1994, Marilyn Manson dropped the Spooky Kids from their moniker and released the 'Portrait of an American Family' disc.

It’s easy to understand why Iron Maiden’s 'Piece of Mind' remains one of bassist Steve Harris’ favorite albums.

We take a look back at the life and death of metal legend Ronnie James Dio.

The album represented a major shift toward the progressive side.

In one of Ozzy's most infamous antics, he was arrested for urinating on a Texas monument in 1982 and was banned for the next decade. Revisit the story inside.

The Loeffler brothers go in-depth in this exclusive interview.