As a founding member of Slipknot, Joey Jordison found fame, fortune and adulation beyond his wildest dreams. But in his heart, the finest metal drummer of his generation remained simply the same music-obsessed superfan. As the world mourns his untimely and devastating passing, Kerrang! pays tribute to the true #1.
The rock and metal community pay their respects to Joey Jordison who has passed away at the age of 46
With the release of Nightmare – their first album since the death of Jimmy ‘The Rev’ Sullivan in December 2009 – Avenged Sevenfold were slowly starting to get back into business. In a July 2010 issue of Kerrang!, we found out if the four friends were ready to be “under the microscope” so soon…
Through a new online game, fans have discovered a snippet from Halsey’s upcoming Nine Inch Nails-produced album – and it’s very intriguing…
Dream Theater have shared details of their new album A View From The Top Of The World – and it features a 20-minute-long closing title-track…
Green Day are sharing free, exclusive Hella Mega Tour footage all summer via Oakland Coffee House – watch the first video now!
Mark Hoppus digs into blink-182’s back-catalogue – with a particular focus on their 2003 Untitled album – and performs bass for the first time in over a year.
Parisian easycore mainstays Chunk! No, Captain Cunk! return with a few new tricks on Gone Are The Good Days.
The next slice of music from Wallflowers is here! Watch the video for Jinjer’s new single Mediator now.
With headliners Queens Of The Stone Age dropping out due to “restrictions and logistics”, the mighty Biffy Clyro are now playing Reading & Leeds 2021.
Watch Metallica’s head-spinningly cool Psycho Band Pass version of Enter Sandman – featuring a load of unseen band footage!
Watch Bokassa’s brilliantly entertaining video for their new single Burn It All (P.T.S.D.E.A.D).
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