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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South Carolina's Excide aren't afraid to mix things up
By: Stephen Hill, Russell Bignall
Fairstone, a wealth management group, has expanded its presence in Northern Ireland with the acquisition of Belfast-based Ferguson Hill Asset Management.
By: Stephen Hill
When Portishead released their debut album Dummy on August 22, 1994, it sounded like a transmission from the future. For Evanescence's Amy Lee, it was life-changing
By: Stephen Hill
With hindsight, it's easy to see why 1994 is considered both a landmark year for popular music, and a transitional one.
By: Stephen Hill
Ronker's members may have come from the worlds of indie and post-rock, but they've found true expression in hard-hitting riffs and raging anthems
By: Rich Hobson, Justin Breckner, Jonathan Selzer, Merlin Alderslade, Dom Lawson, Matt Mills, Eleanor Goodman, Joe Daly, Hannah May Kilroy, Stephen Hill
From Iron Maiden to Metallica, Slayer to Guns N' Roses, these are the 'dud' albums that deserve a second look
Ronker's members may have come from the worlds of indie and post-rock, but they've found true expression in hard-hitting riffs and raging anthems
By: Paul Brannigan, Merlin Alderslade, Jonathan Selzer, Yasmine Summan, Rich Hobson, Stephen Hill, Kiarash Golshani, Matt Mills
Linkin Park, Body Count and Oranssi Pazuzu made camping in the blistering heat worth it
Hardcore went through some fascinating evolutions in the 90s. Here are five albums which shaped the genre's future
By: Stephen Hill, Merlin Alderslade
With Slipknot surprise-releasing new single Arsenal this week, we rate the metal legends' fearsome back catalogue so far
