Devildriver

Thursday swung from one extreme to the other, and for plenty of people it ended up being the festival's peak.

With Trust No One, which boasts a refreshed lineup, DevilDriver try to prove they're not ready for the scrap heap yet. The album isn't a game-changer, but it's good enough to win over a few new fans and keep the old ones.

Winter Kills comes off a little reserved in the end. They stay consistent, sure, but the result is less expressive than before.

After four years away, I'm back at Belgium's Graspop Metal Meeting, and day one is spent partying with Ozzy and Friends, Slayer, Slash and a bunch of other hard rock heavyweights!

After some seriously hellish heat, Saturday's concert fever was in full swing. The sun had already climbed halfway up the sky and parked itself at its peak when we went looking for shelter in the shade of the press tent. The first…