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The Wildhearts announce December tour: “We’re playing some songs that we don’t get to play too often”

Wrapping up a 2025 that included releasing their Satanic Rites Of The Wildhearts album, The Wildhearts are hitting the road…

Awsten Knight talks new Waterparks album: “It has to be timeless, or I don’t want it”

The new issue of Kerrang! is here, meaning so too is our latest interview with Awsten Knight. We hit the studio with the Waterparks mastermind to find out where he’s at with the next record…

Watch the video for The Hunna’s new single, tough love

Taken from this year’s upcoming blue transitions EP, The Hunna have released a new single, tough love, about “trying to find the right pieces that fit the puzzle again”.

“This definitely feels like the start of something”: The story of Bring Me The Horizon’s That’s The Spirit

Ten years ago, riding high off the back of their 2014 Wembley Arena headliner, Bring Me The Horizon got to work on a new album in secret. In this reprint of the band’s Kerrang! cover feature from the time, they talked self-analysis, success and jetting off to Santorini…

coldrain announce five-track EP, OPTIMIZE

coldrain will release their new EP next month, before hitting the road in Europe and the UK for their OPTIMIZE tour shortly after that…

Watch Metallica perform Master Of Puppets in front of just 500 fans

Metallica have shared official footage of Master Of Puppets from last month’s tiny New York show in a tent, which saw them play their ‘most intimate gig in a decade’.

Album review: Starset – Silos

Wait ’til the neighbours are out and get into orbit with this fifth instalment of cinematic genius from futurist alt.rockers Starset.

Urne announce new album, Setting Fire To The Sky

Following 2023’s A Feast On Sorrow, London metallers Urne will unleash Setting Fire To The Sky early next year…

Rancid, Pennywise, The Bronx and more on new Motörhead punk tribute album

Killed By Deaf – A Punk Tribute To Motörhead is arriving on Halloween, and the full 14-song tracklist has been revealed…

“They’ve taken a f*cking big risk”: Our original 2015 review of Bring Me The Horizon’s That’s The Spirit

How do you follow an album like Sempiternal? On September 11, 2015, Bring Me The Horizon showed the world that they weren’t interested in recreating that record: they were going somewhere new entirely…

The unbreakable Biffy Clyro – only in the new issue of Kerrang!

Ahead of their incredible new album Futique, we head to Scotland with Biffy Clyro to find a band who pulled themselves back from the edge of breaking up and rediscovered that the love they have for each other and creating art still burns as bright as ever…

Bad Omens drop new single and video, Impose

Following August’s Specter, Bad Omens are taking things in an atmospheric new direction with Impose…

As It Is: “There was something really exciting about finding out what we have to say on the other side of the pain”

Returning with their first proper single in seven years, As It Is are back with Lose Your Way & Find Yourself. Patty Walters and Ben Langford-Biss invite K! to their Brighton hometown to talk healing, happiness and just how damn good it feels to be together again.

Album review: Not Enough Space – Weaponize Your Rage

‘Moancore’ progenitors Not Enough Space make room for themselves in the metalcore scene on fiery debut.

Home Front announce new album, release lead single Light Sleeper

Listen to Home Front’s new single Light Sleeper, taken from the duo’s forthcoming album Watch It Die.

See Turnstile bring stage-dives and a horn section to their Tiny Desk Concert

Turnstile are the latest band to have taken part in NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series, and it’s an unsurprisingly special watch…

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