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Features Jesse Leach: “Heavy music is a beacon of hope. It saved my life and the lives of a lot of my friends” Jesse Leach on his departure and return to Killswitch Engage, his Christian upbringing, and the power of heavy metal.
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Features Evanescence: Why Amy Lee is done being silent After staying quiet while the world around her falls into disarray, Evanescence's Amy Lee has found her voice and she's going to use it for good
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Features The 20 greatest Black Sabbath songs – ranked From Black Sabbath to Headless Cross, we rank the metal overlords’ heaviest hitters…
Features How Metallica’s …And Justice For All raised the bar for heavy metal Following the death of Cliff Burton, Metallica found themselves at a crossroads in 1988. This is the story of the album that changed them – and metal – forever…
Features Soundgarden’s Kim Thayil: “We weren’t out to get laid, we weren’t out to get high, we just wanted to make you f*cking hurt” The life and times of Soundgarden’s grunge guitar god, Kim Thayil…
Features Why Steve Jones was the coolest Sex Pistol Johnny Rotten might’ve been the face of the Sex Pistols, but here’s why Steve Jones was actually their coolest member.
Features How Ghostemane is changing the fabric of heavy music Ghostemane’s pitch-black eighth album ANTI-ICON was a product of the most turbulent time in his life, yet he insists it is the ultimate cathartic realisation of his twisted vision. Kerrang! heads to Prague to find out why it’s taken an immersion in deepest darkness to rediscover the light...
Features 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…
