News Split Chain have unleashed a new single, Subside Listen to Split Chain’s killer new single Subside, taken from the nu-gaze stars’ summer debut motionblur.
News Skunk Anansie drop new single after it “went down a storm” on tour Listen to Skunk Anansie’s new single Animal, which Skin reveals was a “fan fave” on their recent UK headline run.
Features Martial arts, impulsiveness, and doing the unexpected: How Machine Head continue to fight and win Three decades in, Machine Head are bigger than ever. It hasn’t been an easy road. But that isn’t stopping Robb Flynn challenging fans and purposefully taking the hard road on new album UNATØNED…
News Ghost’s Skeletá is Number Two in the UK midweek charts Ghost are facing up against Stereophonics and the Welsh rockers’ 13th album Make ’Em Laugh, Make ’Em Cry, Make ’Em Wait in the Official Albums Chart.
News Metallica announce deluxe reissue of Load Metallica are reissuing their 1996 Load album in a variety of formats – including a very special, extensive box set.
Features Blood Incantation: “You don’t need to have drugs to take a trip with our music. But if you do, it’ll be even crazier” Mystical visions, magic mushrooms, space-rock freak-outs – all part of Blood Incantation’s DNA. As the death metal visionaries hit the UK on the back of their mind-bending Absolute Elsewhere album, they take Kerrang! into their weird universe, and explain how music can unlock your consciousness…
Features “It’s equal parts epic, great songwriting, and completely unhinged”: Inside Halestorm’s new album Everest In what could be the peak of Halestorm’s already-stellar career, the Pennsylvania quartet are set to release sixth album Everest in August and take to some seriously big stages. Lzzy Hale tells Kerrang! about writing in new ways, beating depression, and hitting the road with Iron Maiden and Sabbath…
Reviews Album review: LANDMVRKS – The Darkest Place I’ve Ever Been LANDMVRKS battle through burnout while pushing metalcore to new places on innovative fourth album, The Darkest Place I’ve Ever Been.
Reviews Album review: Acres – The Host South Coast alt. metallers Acres mine massive sounds from the demons within on excellent third album The Host.
Features PUP: “I wasn’t even trying to write a record. I just wanted to let what came out happen” As Toronto punk heroes PUP gear up to release their typically candid fifth album Who Will Look After The Dogs?, Stefan Babcock unpacks the unique context from which it came – and how creating without an agenda for the first time resulted in a healthy, much-needed change of perspective…
News Incubus reveal new album, Something In The Water Following 2017’s 8, Incubus have shared that ninth album Something In The Water is complete, and will be out in 2025.
News Soundgarden to be inducted into Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame 2025 The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame has revealed this year’s inductees, including Soundgarden, Cyndi Lauper, OutKast and The White Stripes.
News Joey Jordison: Official fundraiser announced to release VIMIC’s debut album Joey Jordison’s family have revealed that VIMIC’s debut album Open Your Omen will be getting its release this year, via a Kickstarter launching on Monday.
News Ghost cancel Madrid show due to “complex production issues” Ghost’s upcoming gig at the Palacio Vistalegre as part of their Skeletour has unfortunately been cancelled, as the venue is “unable to safely accommodate the weight and size of our production”.
News Code Orange’s Jami Morgan confirms the band are “on the shelf” Jami Morgan has shared an update on Code Orange’s current situation as a band, admitting that things are essentially on pause “for a good reason”.
Reviews Album review: Heart Attack Man – Joyride The Pale Horse Ohio pop-punks Heart Attack Man deliver a curate’s egg of a fourth full-length.
