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The big review: Damnation Festival 2024

What happened when Nails, Gatecreeper, Cradle Of Filth and a ton more brought the noise to Manchester for the biggest Damnation Festival yet.

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Album review: The Body – The Crying Out Of Things

Rhode Island extreme experimentalists The Body make zero concessions on astonishing, apocalyptic eighth album.

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Album review: Enforced – A Leap Into The Dark

Virginia’s rising thrash kings Enforced keep pedal to the metal excellent new EP A Leap Into The Dark.

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Paul Di’Anno: The raggedly talented wildman who helped Iron Maiden change the course of metal

Legendary former Maiden singer Paul Di’Anno has died, aged 66. Kerrang! looks back at his life, and how a tearaway from East London helped give the band’s first two albums their bite…

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Album review: Better Lovers – Highly Irresponsible

Heavy supergroup Better Lovers deliver the goods with a no-holds-barred debut that proves beyond doubt the chaotic beauty of being Highly Irresponsible…

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The People Vs. Myles Kennedy: Alter Bridge’s singer on challenging songs, ’80s movies, and playing a guitar solo next to Slash

Rock’n’roll gent Myles Kennedy takes on the questions asked by you…

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Amyl And The Sniffers: “This music is about my whole life, and where it will take me. I’m still figuring it all the f*ck out”

Amyl And The Sniffers might’ve made their bones as a boozy Aussie bar band, but years of hard touring has broadened their horizons. Ready to unleash terrific third album Cartoon Darkness, Amy Taylor and Declan Martens explain how they’ve learned there’s nothing mutually exclusive about making your mark and having a rip-snorting good time...

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Album review: Lowen – Do Not Go To War With The Demons Of Mazandaran

London prog-doomsters Lowen deliver on years of eastern promise with brilliant, bewitching second album…

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Lowen: “It’s illegal to play metal in Iran. It’s illegal for women to sing. So this is defiance, it’s rebellion”

Blending doom, death metal and prog with traditional Iranian music, London’s Lowen are a colourful pot of heavy sounds. For singer Nina Saeidi, it’s also a way to express and explore her heritage, as well as taking a stand…

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“It’s time…” A Day To Remember talk Slam Dunk Festival 2025, new music, and three-hour shows

With A Day To Remember set to make their Slam Dunk debut next May, Jeremy McKinnon tells us about their UK return, this year’s mind-blowing headline dates in their home country, and where they’re at with new stuff…

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Touché Amoré: “Hardcore deserves respect for the way it has helped people, and for the way that it continues to do”

Earnest, intelligent and endlessly inspired by the world around him, Jeremy Bolm has grown into a figurehead for modern hardcore. Chronicling one of the most turbulent times of his life, however, Touché Amoré’s sixth album Spiral In A Straight Line is more a struggle to keep on and find beauty in the midst of unfolding chaos...

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Album review: FEVER 333 – DARKER WHITE

Jason Aalon keeps fighting the good fight on FEVER 333’s overdue second album DARKER WHITE.

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Album Review: Winterfylleth – The Imperious Horizon

Brit black metal mainstays Winterfylleth hold their standards high as the contiune marching towards The Imperious Horizon

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Boston Manor: “It’s arrogant to think that you’re in control of everything, but lazy to think that you’re not in control of anything”

When Boston Manor set out on a two-album journey chronicling the post-pandemic crawl from darkness into light as it unfolded, it was an audacious gamble on their ability to get back on track. Finally crossing the line with sublime second part Sundiver, frontman Henry Cox reflects on the non-linear nature of healing, and how, truly, there is no fate but what we make…

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Album review: Mimi Barks – THIS IS DOOM TRAP

Doom trap disruptor Mimi Barks paints her big picture in blood red and burnt black on definitive debut LP THIS IS DOOM TRAP.

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The Black Dahlia Murder: “The grief is always there. You can sit and brew on it, or you keep going and do something new”

Following the death of Trevor Strnad in 2022, there was a real chance that The Black Dahlia Murder would call it a day. Rather than shattering the Michigan melodic death metallers, however, that tragedy bound the surviving members closer together, and spurred them to make 10th album Servitude a crushing statement of their will to endure…

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The big review: Damnation Festival 2024

Album review: The Body – The Crying Out Of Things

Album review: Enforced – A Leap Into The Dark

Paul Di’Anno: The raggedly talented wildman who helped Iron Maiden change the course of metal

Album review: Better Lovers – Highly Irresponsible

The People Vs. Myles Kennedy: Alter Bridge’s singer on challenging songs, ’80s movies, and playing a guitar solo next to Slash

Amyl And The Sniffers: “This music is about my whole life, and where it will take me. I’m still figuring it all the f*ck out”

Album review: Lowen – Do Not Go To War With The Demons Of Mazandaran

Lowen: “It’s illegal to play metal in Iran. It’s illegal for women to sing. So this is defiance, it’s rebellion”

“It’s time…” A Day To Remember talk Slam Dunk Festival 2025, new music, and three-hour shows

Touché Amoré: “Hardcore deserves respect for the way it has helped people, and for the way that it continues to do”

Album review: FEVER 333 – DARKER WHITE

Album Review: Winterfylleth – The Imperious Horizon

Boston Manor: “It’s arrogant to think that you’re in control of everything, but lazy to think that you’re not in control of anything”

Album review: Mimi Barks – THIS IS DOOM TRAP

The Black Dahlia Murder: “The grief is always there. You can sit and brew on it, or you keep going and do something new”

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