Features The 11 most underrated pop-punk bangers of the ’00s Move over mainstream hits, let’s dig out the most underrated pop-punk deep cuts from the start of the century…
Features “It promises many great things”: Our original review of Pearl Jam’s legendary debut Ten Seattle icons Pearl Jam released their debut album on August 27, 1991. Here’s what Kerrang! thought of Ten at the time…
Features Why GLOO are the bright sparks Britrock needs right now Having perfected their unkempt blend of power pop, post-grunge and punk rock on How Not To Be Happy, GLOO’s bonds of brotherhood and mischievous high spirits make them the perfect soundtrack for cutting loose from the shackles of lockdown…
News Paramore members have been given a writing credit for Olivia Rodrigo’s good 4 u Olivia Rodrigo’s Misery Business-esque mega-hit good 4 u now has Hayley Williams and Josh Farro listed as songwriters.
Features What the girl from the cover of Godsmack’s debut looks like now We got a chance to catch up with one of nu-metal’s most iconic faces.
Features Poppy: State Of Flux New album Flux shows a side of Poppy the world has never seen before. In an exclusive in-depth dive into the record, she spills the tea on reconnecting with the music of her youth, kicking back against boredom, and the private journey behind her best songs yet…
News Dave Grohl guests on Halsey's new Nine Inch Nails-produced album The Foo Fighters man has given his drumming talents to Halsey's song honey on upcoming album If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power.
Features 18 rock and metal songs that never fail to cheer people up In need of a pick-me-up? These 18 rock and metal bangers always do the job…
Features 18 album covers that were banned or censored Avert your eyes! These rock and metal album covers have been banned or censored so they can no longer offend those with a weak disposition…
Features “The sound of master craftsmen flexing their creative muscles”: Our original 2006 review of Lamb Of God’s Sacrament In August 2006, Lamb Of God were on the cusp of becoming metal's great mainstream conquerors. This is our original review from that time…
Features Tom Searle Forever: The infinite impact of his Architects lyrics On the fifth anniversary of his death, Architects fans tell Kerrang! how guitarist Tom Searle’s profound words have kept them going through their darkest periods, and taught them to embrace life.
Features 10 lesser known My Chemical Romance songs that everyone needs to hear Every My Chemical Romance fan needs to stick these 10 hidden gems in their ears. Immediately.
Features “The hate is definitely back”: The turbulent story of Slipknot’s All Hope Is Gone Slipknot’s first U.S. Number One album, All Hope Is Gone, was born from turbulence and marked the end of an era…
Features No Retreat, No Regrets: The legacy of The Gaslight Anthem’s seminal album The ’59 Sound In August 2008, The Gaslight Anthem released The ’59 Sound – a record that would change many lives, especially theirs. Here they look back with pride and joy at the jewel in the crown of their catalogue…
News This metal cover of Beethoven's 5th Symphony absolutely crushes YouTube guitarists Cole Rolland and Sophie Lloyd have teamed up for a cover that "both metalheads and classical junkies can headbang along to in unison!"
Features Outlanders: How Jinjer survived a revolution and built their own world Jinjer’s resilient spirit was forged in the war that erupted their native Ukraine in 2014. As the groove metal quartet prepare to unleash their fourth and most complex album to date, singer Tatiana Shmayluk relives the turmoil that shaped them. Cue: one of modern music’s most remarkable tales of survival, resistance and sheer determination…
