Reviews

Valentine’s Day? More like Devil’s Night! Motionless In White’s Ally Pally extravaganza is a widescreen, gleeful celebration of their 20 years as a band.

Live review: Motionless In White, London Alexandra Palace

Glasgow loses its sh*t as Chino Moreno and the boys roll in for Deftones’ biggest-ever Scottish show...

Live review: Deftones, Glasgow OVO Hydro

Is it Thursday or Saturday night?! Sleep Theory transform an ordinary evening into a party to remember in a heaving O2 Forum Kentish Town.

Live review: Sleep Theory, London O2 Forum Kentish Town

Scottish sisters Bratakus give classic punk a modern, bratty twist on fiery debut that takes aim at the whole world.

Album review: Bratakus – Hagridden

Much-hyped alt.rock icon-in-waiting Evan Thomas unleashes a debut destined to set him on a path to superstardom.

Album review: TX2 – End Of Us

Missouri post-hardcore elder statesmen Story Of The Year continue their hot streak on volatile seventh album, A.R.S.O.N.

Album review: Story Of The Year – A.R.S.O.N.

On an island in the sun, we’ll be slaying and having fun: Sam Raimi’s exotic survival horror is a sandy scream…

Film review: Send Help

Justice Tripp rebuilds and reasserts himself with a little help from his friends on hard-punching sixth Angel Du$t outing.

Album review: Angel Du$t – COLD 2 THE TOUCH

London punk supergroup YAKKIE channel fury and hope on debut album Kill The Cop Inside Your Head.

Album review: YAKKIE – Kill The Cop Inside Your Head

The Bronx boys showcase their mariachi side once more on excellent album number cuatro.

Album review: Mariachi El Bronx – Mariachi El Bronx IV

Lorna Shore bring a flame-filled circus of majesty and horrors to the cavernous hall of London’s Alexandra Palace.

Live review: Lorna Shore, London Alexandra Palace

More than enough: hardcore legends Converge explore the deepest emotion and conjure a chaotic masterpiece on 11th album Love Is Not Enough.

Album review: Converge – Love Is Not Enough

Irish hardcore cowboys UNCULTIVATES gunsling on erratic debut album, This Will Become Clear Later, Like The French Revolution...

Album review: UNCULTIVATES – This Will Become Clear Later, Like The French Revolution

Maynard, Carina and Mat still hold on to hope in the face of hopelessness on Puscifer’s superb fifth album.

Album review: Puscifer – Normal Isn’t

London metal trio Urne look upward and reach for the skies on impressive third album.

Album review: Urne – Setting Fire To The Sky

Canadian riotgazers Softcult channel their feminist rage into some of their most effective songwriting yet on cathartic debut, When A Flower Doesn’t Grow.

Album review: Softcult – When A Flower Doesn’t Grow

Features

Tearing through UK festivals then going on tour across America with Trivium, it was a barnburner of a year for Heriot. But as the British metal heroes unleash ferocious new single Master Of Deceit and the deluxe edition of their titanic debut Devoured By The Mouth Of Hell, in 2026 they’re ready to soar even higher…

“This is the strongest version of us”: How Heriot are continuing to level up

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Softcult stop by Kerrang! In Conversation for an in-depth chat about their formation, growing up together, coming out, and why it’s important to be vulnerable…

Identity, twin telepathy and embracing vulnerabilities: Listen to Softcult on Kerrang! In Conversation

Holy Wars’ second album Shadow Work/Light Work will drop in April, with epic new single Ceremony out now…

Holy Wars announce new album, Shadow Work/Light Work

Following last year’s Pray For Silence, Miss May I have dropped a new single and video, Die On The Vine.

Watch the video for Miss May I’s new single, Die On The Vine

The title-track from Don Broco’s forthcoming album, Bedford’s finest have joined forces with Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger and Ryan Peake on new single Nightmare Tripping.

Don Broco team up with Nickelback for new collab: “It feels left-field, but also not. You put it together and go, ‘Of course!’”

Malevolence are getting into the Valentine’s spirit with new single Silhouette, reflecting that, “It’s nice to get vulnerable for once…”

“This one is for the lovers”: Malevolence drop surprise new ballad, Silhouette

Skulls. Facepaint. Outlandish outfits. A touch of magic and macabre. Mexico’s Día de Muertos feels like the spiritual home of Avatar, who’ve spent a quarter of a century bringing their carnival of delights to life. To find out how these colourful worlds intertwine, we head south of the border to meet a band ready to take their next leap into the great unknown...

Avatar: “It’s exciting to still be reaching new things. There’s nothing this band can’t do”

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