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The big review: 2000trees festival 2023

If you go down to the woods today, you’re in for one of the best weekends of the festival calendar as an army of alternative’s brightest lights descend on Upcote Farm for 2000trees…

The Cover Story

Spiritbox: “We’re still figuring out what we are, and I don’t even know if I want to find out”

Two whirlwind years since debut album Eternal Blue, Spiritbox are rolling into the UK stronger than ever with a sold-out tour ahead of them. Barely taking time to breathe, Courtney LaPlante is finally taking time to reflect on their stratospheric rise, the lessons they’ve learned, and why their evolution has only just begun…

Features

Who the hell is Deijuvhs?

Meet Deijuvhs: the East London breakout star mashing together genres and unapologetically representing the Black working class spirit…

Reviews

The big review: Outbreak Fest 2023

Spin-kick, motherfuckers! Europe’s greatest hardcore gathering gambles on some daring line-up choices and wins big with three days of chaos, camaraderie and karate-chops...

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Live review: Iron Maiden, Glasgow OVO Hydro

Iron Maiden invoke Marty McFly levels of silliness and spectacle as they take Scotland into the vibrant glory of their Future Past…

Features

6 things to expect from Iron Maiden’s Future Past UK tour

Ahead of Iron Maiden’s UK headline tour, we dive into the show itself and spotlight six (six, six!) things to look out for…

The Cover Story

Bob Vylan, Witch Fever and High Vis are propelling punk into a vital new era

Next month, 2000trees will bring together everyone from rock veterans to breakout stars for the ultimate celebration of the scene. Ahead of the festival, and to applaud just how incredible UK punk is right now, Bob Vylan, Witch Fever and High Vis come together to put the world to rights…

Reviews

The big review: Download Festival 2023

Celebrating an incredible 20 years with a whopping anniversary spectacular, here’s all the best stuff from Download Festival.

Features

Slipknot’s Clown: “The future is bright and confusing, and uncertain and scary and beautiful”

Kerrang! sits down with The Nine’s founding mastermind Clown in search of where he and Slipknot are at, where they’re going, and why everyone – not least himself – should be scared…

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Yvette Young: “I want people to sing along to my riffs… then get annoyed because they can’t get them out of their heads”

Growing up with piano and violin, the competitive nature of the classical world made Yvette Young fall out of love with music. On picking up the guitar, however, the Covet bandleader began to understand that not only could it be an outlet for positivity, pain, and pressure – but also a tool to transport listeners to other worlds…

Reviews

Slam Dunk Festival 2023: The Big Review

Running down the best of the best from Leeds and Hatfield as Slam Dunk 2023 kicks off the most jam-packed UK festival season ever…

News

High Vis announce autumn headline tour

DIY punks High Vis have announced details of an autumn headline tour – including two UK dates.

News

Slipknot’s Clown: “Wouldn’t it be great if we had seven days at a reasonably sized venue, and played every album in its entirety?”

With Slipknot back on the road for some massive festivals and headline shows, Clown considers how they could tour in the future – including residencies where they could play every album at a “reasonably sized venue”.

Features

OTTTO: “We like to have fun, but that doesn’t mean our songs can’t be dark and aggressive”

Meet Californian surf punks OTTTO: the hyper-ambitious trio who refuse to be pigeonholed and just want to have fun…

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grandson: “I felt like the only way to be taken seriously as a songwriter was to sacrifice part of your health or sanity”

On grandson’s ace 2020 debut album, he found himself becoming a political mouthpiece in alternative music. On poignant and personal follow-up I Love You, I’m Trying, though, the songwriter reckons this is the record to really get to know him…

The Cover Story

Metallica: “In the past every single thing had to be fought over… now the band is a safe space and everyone is very protective of it”

Eleven albums and four decades into being the biggest metal band of all time, Metallica are showing no signs of slowing down. In fact, things are changing for the better. With new LP 72 Seasons waiting in the wings, we find the legendary thrashers taking stock of what’s important, what’s left to achieve, and why their music will live forever…

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The big review: 2000trees festival 2023

Spiritbox: “We’re still figuring out what we are, and I don’t even know if I want to find out”

Who the hell is Deijuvhs?

The big review: Outbreak Fest 2023

Live review: Iron Maiden, Glasgow OVO Hydro

6 things to expect from Iron Maiden’s Future Past UK tour

Bob Vylan, Witch Fever and High Vis are propelling punk into a vital new era

The big review: Download Festival 2023

Slipknot’s Clown: “The future is bright and confusing, and uncertain and scary and beautiful”

Yvette Young: “I want people to sing along to my riffs… then get annoyed because they can’t get them out of their heads”

Slam Dunk Festival 2023: The Big Review

High Vis announce autumn headline tour

Slipknot’s Clown: “Wouldn’t it be great if we had seven days at a reasonably sized venue, and played every album in its entirety?”

OTTTO: “We like to have fun, but that doesn’t mean our songs can’t be dark and aggressive”

grandson: “I felt like the only way to be taken seriously as a songwriter was to sacrifice part of your health or sanity”

Metallica: “In the past every single thing had to be fought over… now the band is a safe space and everyone is very protective of it”

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