Thrash Hits — Does anyone care that Dee Snider wears a wig these days? Apparently not, as Twisted Sister’s set which closed this year’s Bloodstock Open Air went down an absolute storm. Click here to see the rest of our coverage of Bloodstock Open Air 2010. more info

Thrash Hits — Bloodbath’s Sunday night set was Mikael Akerfeldt’s second performance of the weekend at Bloodstock Open Air 2010. Still, I guess if we were a member of a kickass Scandanavian supergroup like Bloodbath as well as having a day job in Opeth, we’d... more info

Thrash Hits — Look how cheery Frank Mullen from Suffocation looks in our photos! You wouldn’t guess he’s singing about death’n'misery’n'stuff. Click here to see the rest of our coverage of Bloodstock Open Air 2010. more info

Thrash Hits — Korpiklaani like to sing about beer and vodka. Most of the people at Bloodstock like to drink beer and vodka. Do we really need to spell it out why these two are such a perfect fit? Click here to see the rest of our coverage of Bloodstock Open Air 20... more info

Thrash Hits — Apparently Bloodstock Open Air 2010 was only the second time in 29 years that Holy Moses have made it over to the UK/ What the hell’s taken them so long?!? Click here to see the rest of our coverage of Bloodstock Open Air 2010. more info

Thrash Hits — When half the main stage gets wrapped in cling-film before the band takes the stage…when one of the first stage props wheeled on stage is a giant mutant penis cannon…when a band leaves half the crowd’s faces stained green from a an evil acid se... more info

Thrash Hits — As per usual, Gojira were Gojiramazing when they took to the main stage at Bloodstock Open Air 2010. They left us Gojirannihilated. Performance of the weekend? You betcha. Click here to see the rest of our coverage of Bloodstock Open Air 2010. more info

Thrash Hits — Is there anything we can say about Cannibal Corpse that hasn’t been said a thousand times already? Other than our Night Elf Hunter could take George “Corpsegrinder” Fisher’s Orc Warrior any day of the week. Click here to see the rest of our c... more info

Thrash Hits — With the main stage at Bloodstock chock-a-block with European and American metal talent, it was great seeing another British band getting in on the act. This time it was the turn of classic Bristol thrashers, Onslaught, to tear open the Ronnie James ... more info

Thrash Hits — Despite suffering problems with their onstage monitors, Obituary came through and delivered a set that covered their career from 2009′s Darkest Day, all the way back to their 1989 debut, Slowly We Rot. You can’t say they ain’t giving the fans w... more info