Stephen Hill is a Journalist at Metal Hammer. He specializes in punk, hardcore, and 90s metal, frequently contributing features and reviews while sharing his insights on the Metal Hammer Podcast. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including BMJ, GQ Middle East, and Yahoo News, covering themes in arts and entertainment, music, and business.
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Stephen Hill’s coverage primarily focuses on music, specifically featuring expert commentary and industry-specific insights. He may be interested in pitches from music critics, artists, or industry insiders who can offer unique perspectives on current trends and developments in the world of music.
Given the focus on "The Jesus and Mary Chain" album ranking and heavy metal solo careers that fell flat, Stephen might be open to pitches about rankings within the music industry or stories related to underappreciated aspects of well-known musicians' careers.
Considering his focus is not geographically specific, he may respond well to international sources with diverse experiences in the global music scene.
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By: Stephen Hill
From Flotsam And Jetsam to the world’s biggest metal band and beyond, this is the remarkable life of Jason Newsted
By: Stephen Hill
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By: Stephen Hill
The story behind the Natural Born Killers soundtrack
By: Stephen Hill
Released on September 21, 1999, Nine Inch Nails third studio album, The Fragile, remains a fascinating piece of outsider art
Released on September 21, 1999, Nine Inch Nails third studio album, The Fragile, remains a fascinating piece of outsider art
By: Stephen Hill
Few artists in the '90s inspired such fervent devotion as Nine Inch Nails . With 1989's Pretty Hate Machine Trent Reznor brought industrial metal
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By: Stephen Hill
How four school friends from Dublin armed with a fearless appetite for reinvention became the world's biggest rock band
How Iron Maiden, Slayer, Megadeth and more lost their way as Seattle grunge took over the planet
