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The 25 greatest emo albums ever

From cult pioneers to the genre’s superstars, emo’s discography is rich and brilliant. But what are its best albums? You voted, and here they are.

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The 10 greatest live albums of all time

From Nirvana to My Chemical Romance to Green Day, these 10 brilliant live releases will make you feel as though you’re in the pit while you listen to them.

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How Timelost's "rock'n'roll soulmates" realised their vision on new album Gushing Interest

Meet Timelost's Shane Handal and Grzesiek Czapla, the mastermind duo fusing existential gloom with their own brand of 'grungegaze'.

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Album review: Glitterer – Life Is Not A Lesson

Glitterer’s second album is full of promise, but only fulfils about half of it...

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Meet Saint Agnes: The band for those who dare to be different

Misfits, outcasts, outsiders… Whatever you want to call them, Saint Agnes have always lived on the fringes of society, and with new record Vampire, they're aiming for the big time.

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Album review: Skywalker – Late Eternity

Prague post-hardcore outfit Skywalker deliver a Czech-mate with ambitious new album...

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Album review: Teenage Wrist – Earth Is A Black Hole

Teenage Wrist return with the fuzz toned down and a (slightly) brighter outlook on Earth Is A Black Hole...

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20 of the worst gigs of all time

Not all gigs go according to plan. Human error, equipment failure and a myriad of other catastrophes can scupper even the biggest bands’ best-laid plans…

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EP review: Frank Iero And The Future Violence – Heaven Is A Place, This Is A Place

Frank Iero delivers a short, sharp, emotional shock on killer EP, Heaven Is A Place, This Is A Place...

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The 11 best hidden tracks in rock history

What lurks after that nine-minute album closer? Here are the 11 best tracks hidden away at the ends of your favourite albums…

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How The Dirty Nil learned to stop worrying and love the world

The Dirty Nil's Luke Bentham explains why their new album, Fuck Art, wants you to stop worrying and just enjoy life as best you can

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The Kerrang! staff’s top 10 albums of 2020

You’ve seen Kerrang!’s Albums Of 2020, now here’s what’s been getting the staff through the past 12 months…

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The 50 greatest albums of 2020

The only countdown that matters: Kerrang!’s 50 greatest albums of 2020.

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John Feldmann: "We would steal everything from our friends' parents' room and trade it for cocaine"

Goldfinger frontman and legendary producer John Feldmann reflects on his induction to punk, his drunken introduction to The Used and the untimely end to a pet goldfish…

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How NOTHING’s Bleak New Album Came To Represent The Entirety Of Existence

NOTHING's new album The Great Dismal was originally inspired by a swamp, but soon its meaning grew to something much darker and deeper...

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How Jason Aalon Butler became rock’s voice for the voiceless

FEVER 333 frontman Jason Aalon Butler has been fighting on the frontlines his entire life, and the world is finally waking up to what he has to say...

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The 25 greatest emo albums ever

The 10 greatest live albums of all time

How Timelost's "rock'n'roll soulmates" realised their vision on new album Gushing Interest

Album review: Glitterer – Life Is Not A Lesson

Meet Saint Agnes: The band for those who dare to be different

Album review: Skywalker – Late Eternity

Album review: Teenage Wrist – Earth Is A Black Hole

20 of the worst gigs of all time

EP review: Frank Iero And The Future Violence – Heaven Is A Place, This Is A Place

The 11 best hidden tracks in rock history

How The Dirty Nil learned to stop worrying and love the world

The Kerrang! staff’s top 10 albums of 2020

The 50 greatest albums of 2020

John Feldmann: "We would steal everything from our friends' parents' room and trade it for cocaine"

How NOTHING’s Bleak New Album Came To Represent The Entirety Of Existence

How Jason Aalon Butler became rock’s voice for the voiceless

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