Celestial Sanctuary

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The big review: Download Festival 2024

Download Festival 2024 is go! As is the annual Kerrang! rolling review, featuring all the best, can’t-be-missed stuff from the home of metal this weekend…

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Celestial Sanctuary: “This new breed of UK death metal boasts something grimier: a disgusting edge”

Death metal is meant to be disgusting. Brit sickos Celestial Sanctuary understand this better than most. And though business is on the up-and-up, including a spot at Download, don’t expect them to tone down the reek of putrefaction anytime soon…

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Still shooting for the stars: An exclusive catch-up with Fall Out Boy – only in the new issue of Kerrang! magazine

Twenty years on from their first UK tour, Fall Out Boy are about to headline Download. Pete Wentz and Patrick Stump reflect on their latest band milestone, and their incredible So Much (For) Stardust chapter as a whole…

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Album review: Celestial Sanctuary – Insatiable Thirst For Torment

East Anglian OSDM brutalists Celestial Sanctuary deliver a second album to quench your Insatiable Thirst For Torment…

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Album review: Celestial Sanctuary – Soul Diminished

Cambridge death metallers Celestial Sanctuary darken the skies on savage debut Soul Diminished…

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The big review: Download Festival 2024

Celestial Sanctuary: “This new breed of UK death metal boasts something grimier: a disgusting edge”

Still shooting for the stars: An exclusive catch-up with Fall Out Boy – only in the new issue of Kerrang! magazine

Album review: Celestial Sanctuary – Insatiable Thirst For Torment

Album review: Celestial Sanctuary – Soul Diminished

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