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How The Dirty Nil learned to stop worrying and love the world

The Dirty Nil's Luke Bentham explains why their new album, Fuck Art, wants you to stop worrying and just enjoy life as best you can

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The Kerrang! staff’s top 10 albums of 2020

You’ve seen Kerrang!’s Albums Of 2020, now here’s what’s been getting the staff through the past 12 months…

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The 50 greatest albums of 2020

The only countdown that matters: Kerrang!’s 50 greatest albums of 2020.

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John Feldmann: "We would steal everything from our friends' parents' room and trade it for cocaine"

Goldfinger frontman and legendary producer John Feldmann reflects on his induction to punk, his drunken introduction to The Used and the untimely end to a pet goldfish…

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How NOTHING’s Bleak New Album Came To Represent The Entirety Of Existence

NOTHING's new album The Great Dismal was originally inspired by a swamp, but soon its meaning grew to something much darker and deeper...

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How Jason Aalon Butler became rock’s voice for the voiceless

FEVER 333 frontman Jason Aalon Butler has been fighting on the frontlines his entire life, and the world is finally waking up to what he has to say...

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Album Review: The Bouncing Souls – Volume 2

The Bouncing Souls reimagine themselves on part two of a set with, um, no part one…

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EP Review: Mayday Parade – Out Of Here

Emotionally-charged Florida pop-punks Mayday Parade continue down their path of hope and healing on brief EP…

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10 of the all-time best guest spots in rock and metal

From mates joining forces to completely unlikely pairings, there are some truly unforgettable guest spots out there…

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Album Review: Movements – No Good Left To Give

Movements create a staggering emotional tapestry on superb second album, No Good Left To Give

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An Oral History Of Hassle Records: One Of The UK's Most Important Labels

For 15 years Hassle Records have been at the forefront of rock music in the UK – this is its story

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Hole’s Celebrity Skin is still as beautiful and broken as ever

One Kerrang! writer remembers his first encounter with Hole’s 1998 third album Celebrity Skin, and why he’ll never forget it.

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Album Review: Honey Joy – II

London punks Honey Joy provide a challenging, cathartic look at mental health on second album...

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Adam Lazzara: “Sometimes you don’t want to remember the person you used to be... but it helps to make peace with yourself”

Taking Back Sunday frontman Adam Lazzara reflects on the past two decades and what he learned about himself along the way…

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Album Review: Narrow Head – 12th House Rock

Texas post-metallers Narrow Head look to the stars on 12th House Rock

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Narrow Head: How An Album “Made Of Demons” Offers A Light In The Dark

Narrow Head's new album 12th House Rock is built on depression, drugs and despair, but the Texan alt.rockers are fighting against the darkness

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How The Dirty Nil learned to stop worrying and love the world

The Kerrang! staff’s top 10 albums of 2020

The 50 greatest albums of 2020

John Feldmann: "We would steal everything from our friends' parents' room and trade it for cocaine"

How NOTHING’s Bleak New Album Came To Represent The Entirety Of Existence

How Jason Aalon Butler became rock’s voice for the voiceless

Album Review: The Bouncing Souls – Volume 2

EP Review: Mayday Parade – Out Of Here

10 of the all-time best guest spots in rock and metal

Album Review: Movements – No Good Left To Give

An Oral History Of Hassle Records: One Of The UK's Most Important Labels

Hole’s Celebrity Skin is still as beautiful and broken as ever

Album Review: Honey Joy – II

Adam Lazzara: “Sometimes you don’t want to remember the person you used to be... but it helps to make peace with yourself”

Album Review: Narrow Head – 12th House Rock

Narrow Head: How An Album “Made Of Demons” Offers A Light In The Dark

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