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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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Album review: Propagandhi – At Peace

Canadian politipunks Propagandhi rage against the system and the dying light on superb eighth album.

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Album review: Heart Attack Man – Joyride The Pale Horse

Ohio pop-punks Heart Attack Man deliver a curate’s egg of a fourth full-length.

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Album review: Momma – Welcome To My Blue Sky

California alt-rockers Momma try to live up to the hype of their breakthrough record on fourth outing.

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Underoath: “We’re happier and healthier than we’ve ever been, but you always have to wonder what’s next”

What exactly is The Place After This One? It’s the brand-new Underoath album, sure, but for vocalist Spencer Chamberlain it’s so much more: an overwhelmingly uncertain concept that has been weighing heavy on his mind…

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Album review: Backxwash – Only Dust Remains

Backxwash’s Ashanti Mutinta returns with a morbid, bleak and brilliant post-trilogy album.

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Sobriety, knick-knacks and pooping on porcelain: Life on the road with Shavo Odadjian

Starting up again in an “old-school” way with Seven Hours After Violet, and with some huge System Of A Down gigs also on the horizon, Shavo Odadjian talks all things touring…

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How Anxious finally discovered who they really are

On the eve of new album Bambi, Anxious’ Grady Allen and Dante Melucci reflect on how the follow-up to their sensational debut wasn’t written in the stars, but now everything has aligned for one of the most progressive hardcore records of the year…

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Album review: Winona Fighter – My Apologies To The Chef

Nashville alt.punk trio Winona Fighter assert themselves right out of the gates with brilliant debut album.

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The Kerrang! staff’s top albums of 2024

You’ve seen the Kerrang! albums of 2024. Now check out what the staff were all listening to this year…

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The 50 best albums of 2024

The Kerrang! countdown of the 50 albums that shaped 2024.

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The Home Team: “Be true to yourself and your tastes. If you hone your art as much as possible, you will create something that is unique”

They say that hard work pays off, and for Seattle’s purveyors of heavy pop The Home Team, they’re finally reaping the rewards after more than a decade toiling away. With a career-best album in their arsenal and a sold-out UK tour on the horizon, we sit down with mainman Brian Butcher to reflect on how they got here and why they had to keep on pushing – even when all felt lost…

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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

Album review: Propagandhi – At Peace

Album review: Heart Attack Man – Joyride The Pale Horse

Album review: Momma – Welcome To My Blue Sky

Underoath: “We’re happier and healthier than we’ve ever been, but you always have to wonder what’s next”

Album review: Backxwash – Only Dust Remains

Sobriety, knick-knacks and pooping on porcelain: Life on the road with Shavo Odadjian

How Anxious finally discovered who they really are

Album review: Winona Fighter – My Apologies To The Chef

The Kerrang! staff’s top albums of 2024

The 50 best albums of 2024

The Home Team: “Be true to yourself and your tastes. If you hone your art as much as possible, you will create something that is unique”

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