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The Kerrang! staff’s top albums of 2025

You’ve seen the Kerrang! albums of 2025. Now check out what the staff were all listening to this year…

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HEALTH: “We’re not pushing any political bullsh*t other than some butt plugs”

Following 2023’s bleak, brilliant Rat Wars, this Friday HEALTH drop their sixth album CONFLICT DLC. Despite feeling as darkly real and relevant as ever, Jake, John and Beej reveal how they’ve managed to strike the balance of having a laugh while making music that perfectly encapsulates these times…

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Drain: “It doesn’t matter if you just got into punk music or you’ve been into it your whole life – this band is for everyone”

From floor shows to festivals, Drain have been making friends wherever they go with their thrashed-up hardcore and positive-vibes-only attitude. At one high-octane show in New Jersey, we meet the Bay Area bruisers to get the lowdown on their awesome new album, the key to authenticity, and why they live without barriers…

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Album review: Thrice – Horizons/West

Darkness comprehensively conquers light on Thrice’s follow-up to 2021’s Horizons/East.

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“Humour can really accentuate anger or frustration”: Why Liquid Mike are in full flow

Meet Liquid Mike, the prolific power-pop-punks specialising in angsty yet fun bangers. Fresh from the release of sixth album Hell Is An Airport, mainman Mike Maple reveals how he ensures he’s always “firing on all cylinders…”

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The rise of Pierce The Veil, as told through their most important gigs

Almost 20 years ago, Pierce The Veil were struggling to break out of their local San Diego scene. Now, they’re certified arena superstars. Vic Fuentes looks at all the stops – the good, the bad and the sweaty – along the way…

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From parenthood to politics: Why Ho99o9 are finally confronting themselves

As new album Tomorrow We Escape arrives, Ho99o9’s gruesome twosome Yeti Bones and theOGM take us inside their most personal record yet, the reasons to break free, and the intricacies of potty training…

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La Dispute: “The unintended consequence of things getting this bad is that we remember the importance of community and protecting each other”

As La Dispute’s new album No One Was Driving The Car makes its way into the world, the post-hardcore mainstays contemplate the universality of human emotion, the devastating impact of capitalism, and that – ultimately – most people are working toward a better future…

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“I like to keep it sexy. I love that I'm pushing things forward”: How De'Wayne discovered his true self

Rediscovering the music that means the most to him, De'Wayne's subsequent soul-searching has led him to his most authentic and ambitious album yet. Here, the superstar-in-waiting guides us through a journey that spans everything from the role of religion to the meaning of masculinity...

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“It felt like the universe was telling us to play with Bernie Sanders”: The Armed are making music for broken political times

Is The Armed's mind-blowing new album The Future Is Here And Everything Needs To Be Destroyed the most prescient noise of 2025? Quite possibly. Still one of the strangest-operating bands on Earth, the mysterious collective are also becoming a sane voice in a confused, broken world. Singer Tony Wolski explains all...

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Album review: Deadguy – Near-Death Travel Services

Thirty years after their debut album, U.S. hardcore legends Deadguy are back with its intensely brutal follow-up. Prepare yourself…

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Album review: Kaonashi – I Want To Go Home.

Philadelphia’s weirdest metalcore outfit, Kaonashi, keep things wonderfully bizarre on excellent third album.

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Poppy: “I want to get closer to understanding myself. I think that’s my only responsibility”

Who is the real Poppy? As she brings last year’s excellent Negative Spaces album to the UK, we try to get to know the shadowy musical shape-shifter. She tells us all about getting bigger, playing on American telly with Knocked Loose and going to the GRAMMYs. But can we figure out the person behind the enigma?

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“This isn’t a rebirth. It’s training for your f*cking life”: Inside Rico Nasty’s bold new era

After breakout success caught up with her and things started to go down a dark path, Rico Nasty took some time out to find herself again. Now, on third album LETHAL, the Maryland-born star is all about freedom, openness and whole-heartedly fighting back…

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Damiano David: “I had to break down many layers… This album is me, 100 per cent”

As Damiano David prepares to drop his debut solo album FUNNY little FEARS, the Måneskin frontman shares the unhappy place he was in when the creative process began, how much has changed since, and why the record is “the narration of me coming back to life”…

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Album review: PUP – Who Will Look After The Dogs

Emotionally tortured and self-deprecating Canadian punks PUP let their sadness shine on marvellous fifth album.

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The Kerrang! staff’s top albums of 2025

HEALTH: “We’re not pushing any political bullsh*t other than some butt plugs”

Drain: “It doesn’t matter if you just got into punk music or you’ve been into it your whole life – this band is for everyone”

Album review: Thrice – Horizons/West

“Humour can really accentuate anger or frustration”: Why Liquid Mike are in full flow

The rise of Pierce The Veil, as told through their most important gigs

From parenthood to politics: Why Ho99o9 are finally confronting themselves

La Dispute: “The unintended consequence of things getting this bad is that we remember the importance of community and protecting each other”

“I like to keep it sexy. I love that I'm pushing things forward”: How De'Wayne discovered his true self

“It felt like the universe was telling us to play with Bernie Sanders”: The Armed are making music for broken political times

Album review: Deadguy – Near-Death Travel Services

Album review: Kaonashi – I Want To Go Home.

Poppy: “I want to get closer to understanding myself. I think that’s my only responsibility”

“This isn’t a rebirth. It’s training for your f*cking life”: Inside Rico Nasty’s bold new era

Damiano David: “I had to break down many layers… This album is me, 100 per cent”

Album review: PUP – Who Will Look After The Dogs

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