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Electric Callboy: “We have complete freedom. We wake up in the morning and mix a boyband song with a deathcore ending”

As Electric Callboy suit up for their new Technicolor odyssey TANZNEID, we head to Boston for an exclusive interview with frontmen Kevin and Nico to get a glimpse into their ever-expanding universe and find out why everyone is finally on board with their unique brand of heaviness...

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Album review: Genghis Tron – Signal Fire

Five years after their last full-length, bi-coastal genre-benders Genghis Tron return with what might just be their finest record yet

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Album review: Death Cab For Cutie – I Built You A Tower

Influential indie rockers Death Cab For Cutie deliver more powerful songs of quiet melancholy on their divorce-inspired 11th album

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American Football: “We truly don’t want to be a nostalgia band. We’re trying to keep ourselves stimulated and challenged”

Since their 1999 self-titled debut, the cult of midwest emo heroes American Football has exploded beyond belief. As they return with beautiful, painful fourth record LP4, the band talk evolution, excitement and the value of utilising their experience…

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“Throughout all the anguish and uncertainty, we were certain about our bond and the songs”: How The XCERTS found a new way to overcome the odds

It’s been an impossibly hard couple of years for The XCERTS. As they announce new album i think i want to go home now, Murray Macleod unpacks the painful fuel behind the band’s stunning songwriting, the idea of the ‘tortured artist’, and why getting in a room together and “making a racket” will always serve them best…

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Album review: Death Lens – What’s Left Now?

LA punks Death Lens mix the political with the personal as they explore what it’s like to be a POC in America.

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Album review: Surfbort – Reality Star

Brooklyn slacker punks Surfbort party to the end of the world on fantastic third record.

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NOTHING: “I want to be remembered as someone who got put through the grinder, but didn’t let it affect how he felt on the inside”

This Friday, NOTHING will release their most remarkable album yet. Unpacking everything that’s gone into a short history of decay, we join frontman Domenic ‘Nicky’ Palermo for a typically deep and candid chat about his search to find peace, tackling new topics lyrically, and why his life story will never define him…

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

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

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Of Mice & Men: “Your home can really be anywhere. It’s about the people you surround yourself with”

Nine albums into their career, Of Mice & Men are as content as they have ever been. Inviting us on a tour of their Californian stomping grounds, the band reveal why home is where the heart is…

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“Going to a show and participating in a crowd, that’s not escapist – that’s life”: How Joyce Manor are creating a punk oasis for interesting times

Bad Religion have compared Barry Johnson to Hemingway. So why isn’t the Joyce Manor mainman using his pen to digest the world as it is on their new album? He is, he says, just not so directly. “It’s still cathartic…”

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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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