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Heriot, A.A. Williams, Pupil Slicer and more for RADAR Festival

RADAR Festival have announced even more bands for their 2023 line-up – from headliners Igorrr to the likes of Heriot, Pupil Slicer, A.A. Williams, Dream State and Lake Malice.

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A.A. Williams announces UK tour with Zetra

Kerrang! favourites A.A. Williams and Zetra are hitting the road together in the UK this May.

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MONO, A.A. Williams, Pupil Slicer and more announced for Portals Festival

The stacked line-up hits EartH in London in late May...

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The Kerrang! staff’s top albums of 2022

The K! staff present the albums that shaped their individual 2022s!

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The 50 best albums of 2022

The Kerrang! verdict on the 50 albums that shaped 2022.

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20 rock and metal songs to welcome in winter

From Woods Of Ypres to Weezer, we present the perfect soundtrack for the darkest evenings of the year...

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A.A. Williams: “It never felt like classical was enough… I needed to make more noise!”

When A.A. Williams’ excellent debut Forever Blue arrived in 2020, its glassy melancholy chimed with a world trapped on the inside looking out. About to embark on a tour in support of superb second offering As The Moon Rests, however, the London songstress is finding strength in releasing her shadowy sounds into the great wide open.

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Album review: A.A. Williams – As The Moon Rests

London singer-songwriter A.A. Williams serves up another dose of noir genius on spellbinding second album…

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All the highlights from ArcTanGent 2022

Last weekend, we headed west to ArcTanGent for three days of the weird, wonderful, and well-good. Here’s all the best bits…

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A.A. Williams unveils new single, Golden

Listen to A.A. Williams’ new single Golden, taken from upcoming second album As The Moon Rests.

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A.A. Williams announces second album As The Moon Rests, shares lead single Evaporate

A.A. Williams will be following up her 2020 debut Forever Blue with an album that is “both heavier and softer, there’s more texture and weight, and a string ensemble”.

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Sleep Token announce 2021 headline tour

Following the release of second album This Place Will Become Your Tomb this month, Sleep Token will be touring the UK and Ireland in November…

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A.A. Williams announces reimagined recording of her debut EP

The arco EP comes in October. Hear A.A. Williams' awesome reworking of Control now!

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Svalbard, Conjurer, A.A. Williams and more for upcoming Leeds all-dayer

Check out the full line-up for new Leeds mini-festival, The Wave Before The Kick In The Chest…

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A.A. Williams announces first-ever UK headline tour

A.A. Williams will hit the road in September and October for her first-ever UK headline tour.

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A Series Of Fortunate Events: How A.A. Williams found her voice

From finding a guitar in the trash to Songs From Isolation, A.A. Williams’ journey has been one of happy accidents and a never-ending desire to create.

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Album review: A.A. Williams – Songs From Isolation

A.A. Williams adds her dark, gothic sheen to stripped-back covers on Songs From Isolation…

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Heriot, A.A. Williams, Pupil Slicer and more for RADAR Festival

A.A. Williams announces UK tour with Zetra

MONO, A.A. Williams, Pupil Slicer and more announced for Portals Festival

The Kerrang! staff’s top albums of 2022

The 50 best albums of 2022

20 rock and metal songs to welcome in winter

A.A. Williams: “It never felt like classical was enough… I needed to make more noise!”

Album review: A.A. Williams – As The Moon Rests

All the highlights from ArcTanGent 2022

A.A. Williams unveils new single, Golden

A.A. Williams announces second album As The Moon Rests, shares lead single Evaporate

Sleep Token announce 2021 headline tour

A.A. Williams announces reimagined recording of her debut EP

Svalbard, Conjurer, A.A. Williams and more for upcoming Leeds all-dayer

A.A. Williams announces first-ever UK headline tour

A Series Of Fortunate Events: How A.A. Williams found her voice

Album review: A.A. Williams – Songs From Isolation

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