The K! Pit Watch Refused bring the revolution to a tiny London dive bar Refused blast out their War Music inside The K! Pit, in association with Rizla.
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News Remembering Mitch Lucker: A positive, dedicated metalhead with a big heart On the anniversary of his death, we pay homage to the talent and legacy of Suicide Silence frontman, Mitch Lucker.
Features “I don’t think you die… Your consciousness moves on to something else”: 13 Questions with Airbourne’s Joel O’Keeffe Airbourne frontman Joel O’Keefe tackles Kerrang!’s 13 Questions – from Ninja Turtles in Slipknot to going barmy in Walmart.
News Metallica have unveiled a brand-new range of socks Metal up your ass? How about on your feet instead…
Features The 13 greatest horror movie samples in metal We rank the most blood-curdling crossovers between heavy metal and horror cinema…
Features A deep dive into Alice Cooper’s Poison music video Untangling the curiosities of Alice Cooper’s ’80s mega-hit Poison.
Features FAQ: A beginner’s guide to goth Here are all the answers you need to the most Googled questions about the children of the night and what music they make…
Features How I wrote My Curse, by Killswitch Engage’s Adam D: “It was one of the easiest songs we’ve ever written” Killswitch Engage guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz reveals all about the creative process behind his band’s biggest hit, My Curse.
The K! Pit Watch Fit For An Autopsy cause total insanity at The K! Pit in Brooklyn In our latest Brooklyn K! Pit, Fit For An Autopsy remind us why they've become a force within extreme music…
Features The story of Linkin Park’s Hybrid Theory: “Something told me that this was the golden ticket to get inside Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory” Before Linkin Park could change the course of rock history with one of the biggest debut albums of all time, they first needed to become a band. And to do that, they would need a frontman. Thankfully, in the desert some 400 miles away sat a man waiting for his final shot at stardom…
Features We Are Not A Cult: Remembering the war on emo In 2008, the Daily Mail suggested emo music was indoctrinating listeners into a cult obsessed with self-harm and suicide. And it’s a story that’s become even more complicated today…
Features Keep it in the family: 23 bands whose members are related Siblings don’t always get along, but sometimes they’re such good friends they form bands that go on to change the world…
Features A deep dive into Incubus’ Pardon Me video We examine Incubus’ video for their turn-of-the-millennium smash, Pardon Me.
