News Watch a typically wild set from Employed To Serve in The K! Pit! The second K! Pit starts tomorrow at 5:30pm GMT.
The K! Pit Watch arena kings Parkway Drive play their smallest show ever in The K! Pit Australia's best metal band. 50 of their biggest fans. Complete and utter chaos.
Features In defence of ska punk Yes, you heard. We’re donning our pork pie and checkered Vans, ready to bat for the most reviled genre in all of rock…
Features From Mayhem to Metallica: Inside the world of extreme metal logos … just in case you posers can’t decipher the image!
Features Why Brendon Urie is the absolute best Here’s loads of reasons why we love Panic! At The Disco frontman Brendon Urie.
Features “HIM changed my life in a big way”: Celebrating the enduring impact of Love Metal On April 11, 2003, fourth album Love Metal changed the game for Ville Valo and HIM. And it fans’ changed lives, too…
Features The incredible evolution of Bring Me The Horizon Charting Bring Me The Horizon’s progression from plucky upstarts to scene stars and internationally revered artists, through their iconic music videos…
Features Aces High: What it’s like to fly on Iron Maiden’s Ed Force One In February 2008, Iron Maiden kick-started the first leg of their Somewhere Back In Time world tour. And shortly after, we took up the invite to join them on Ed Force One…
Features I love you, Mike Patton Kerrang! writer Simon Young reflects on a lifelong love for enigmatic and iconic vocalist Mike Patton’s many and varied musical outlets.
Features Check out this Every Time I Die tour gallery Photographer Nat Wood took some candid shots of the band on tour earlier this month…
Features Remembering Limp Bizkit’s Chocolate Starfish album release party at the Playboy Mansion The early 2000s were a strange time, alright?!
Features Remember when Sonic Youth appeared on Gilmore Girls? Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore – and their then-11-year-old daughter – appeared in season six of Gilmore Girls. 2006 was a weird time for everyone, wasn’t it?
Features The sun goes down… Chester Bennington: 1976 – 2017 As the frontman of Linkin Park, for 18 years Chester Bennington helped challenge and redefine the boundaries of rock and metal. And then, he was gone.
News Counterfeit: “We’ve always wanted to be on the Reading & Leeds bill” Jamie Campbell Bower on wardrobe malfunctions and the pressure of playing one of the UK’s biggest festivals…
Features 11 things you didn’t know about My Chemical Romance With a band as epic and huge as My Chemical Romance, there’s still bound to be loads more to learn. Like this stuff…
