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To Find God Is All I Want: Jonah Matranga On Water And Solutions

Twenty years after Far’s second major-label album, former frontman Jonah Matranga is rediscovering songs that vibrate with more strength and relevance than ever before…

Album Of The Week: Pagan's Black Wash

Aussie newcomers deliver blastbeats and disco on killer debut…

Vein: The Most Explosive Live Act In Hardcore Today

The Boston quintet have lit the scene ablaze and are taking no prisoners.

Gallery: Bullet For My Valentine Celebrate Gravity's Release With Epic hmv In-Store

Massive metal band. Intimate live show.

"Art Is About Sweating It Out, And There Was A Great Deal Of Sweating On This Record"

DevilDriver frontman Dez Fafara talks perspiration, inspiration and the creative process of combining metal and "outlaw country"…

Six Things We Learned When Queens Of The Stone Age Headlined Finsbury Park

It was the hottest day of the British summer so far and QOTSA threw the mother of all parties, inviting a few of their friends along…

Album Of The Week: The Interrupters' Fight The Good Fight

The LA gang are out to prove why it’s time to drop your prejudices and give ska-punk a fresh chance…

The First Time I Saw Slayer: Chuck Billy

"...it was different; it was intimidating at first. You didn’t know what to think. But when they played it was like, ‘I get it!’"

Immortal Guitarist Demonaz Talks 28 Years Of Black Metal Madness

"Putting Immortal down was never an option"

The First Time I Saw Slayer: Nergal

"This [tour] is the proof that Slayer is the #1 extreme metal band on the planet, and I’m not even trying to be nice..."

This Week In Kerrang! History: Issue 1011, June 26, 2004

The 'A' List Exposed!

Genocide Pact Talk Death Metal, Steely Dan, and All Music In Between

On the heels of announcing an upcoming North American tour with Dying Fetus and Gatecreeper, Genocide Pact talks about the death metal scene today.

The First Time I Saw Slayer: Scott Ian

"Someone actually said to me ‘Is there a melancholic feeling on this tour?’ I said, ‘There’s no fuckin’ melancholy in metal!'"

Neck Deep Live At Blondies London 20.06.18

The band's smallest and probably sweatiest show ever…

The First Time I Saw Slayer: Randy Blythe

The Lamb Of God/Burn The Priest frontman first saw the metal legends over 25 years ago.

Gallery: Code Orange, Twitching Tongues, and Vein In NYC

Photographer Angela Owens captures a trio of hardcore heavyweights wreaking havoc at New York's Irving Plaza.

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