Joe is Loudwire's Editor-In-Chief since 2024 and started as a freelancer with the site in 2013. A fan of rock and metal since residing in the womb, raised on GN'R and only the best of the hair metal era, his gateway to everything else came via 'Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4' where Iron Maiden's "The Number of the Beast" was in the soundtrack. Nothing has been the same since. Instagram: @icenerveshatter
Joe DiVita
Exclusive – Dave Grohl’s Foreword in New Lemmy Graphic Novel ‘No Remorse’
Dave Grohl pens a touching foreword in the new graphic novel 'No Remorse: The Illustrated True Stories of Lemmy Kilmister and Motorhead'.
Judas Priest Albums Ranked From Worst to Best
An impressive catalog of true heavy metal!
Cannibal Corpse Albums Ranked From Worst to Best
Cannibal Corpse's 16 album catalog is ridiculously strong, which makes ranking them from worst to best a real challenge.
Video of Limp Bizkit Playing Lollapalooza in Argentina Instantly Goes Viral
Limp Bizkit played Lollapalooza in Argentina and a video clip from the show has gone viral.
The Most Played Song Live Off Every Judas Priest Album
See the most played song live from each of Judas Priest's 19 studio albums.
Judas Priest Change Setlist, Play Old Song for First Time in 15 Years + Debut Two Others
Judas Priest have made some changes to their 2024 setlist, dropping five songs and adding four others, including an old track that hasn't been played live in 15 years.
What Metal Vocalists Have the Best High Screams? Fans on Reddit Answer
Fans on Reddit weigh in on what metal vocalists have the best high screams.
Five Surprising, Sneaky or Shocking Contract Clauses Bands Should Look Out For, With Nonexister’s Marco Neeser
Marco Neeser of industrial rock group Nonexister knows a lot about contract law and shares what surprising, sneaky or shocking clauses artists should look out for.
Best Metal Bands From 40 Different Subgenres
Naming the single best band from 40 heavy metal subgenres.
Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson Names the Best Song He’s Ever Written (It’s From the ’90s!)
Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson has revealed what he thinks is the best song he's written in his 40-plus year career.