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Bring Me The Horizon on their new song LosT, the future of Post Human and the influence of My Chemical Romance

On the release of new track LosT, we catch up with Bring Me The Horizon’s Jordan Fish to chat about their new emo anthem…

Drain: “It’s about a good group of friends saying, ‘We can do this sh*t. We can make something bigger!’”

Three years that changed the world. That’s all it took to lift Drain from underground-popping cult heroes to bona fide hardcore superstars. On the eve of slamming second album Living Proof, frontman Sammy Ciaramitaro explains why the Santa Cruz scene leaders are still just getting started…

Dying Wish: “We want to become one of the kind of metalcore masters we grew up with”

On explosive 2021 debut Fragments Of A Bitter Memory, Oregon brutalists Dying Wish dug into big themes, both personal and socio-political. For vocalist Emma Boster and her band, though, they’re just puzzle pieces in the broader vision of metalcore’s most ferocious new force…

ZAND: “This is for the underdogs and weirdos that feel like they don’t belong”

ZAND stands at the forefront of a new wave of fearless alternative artists. From noisy sex-positive anthems to shoving a green middle finger in the face of abusers, they are giving a voice those who feel like they don’t belong. With new music on its way, it’s time to properly meet the ‘ugly pop’ superstar-in-waiting…

Kid Bookie: “I don’t care if you buy it because I never came to sell anything”

He was nominated for a MOBO and is pals with Slipknot’s Corey Taylor. But Tyronne Hill – aka Kid Bookie – isn’t here for accolades. He’s here to change the game for himself…

Delain’s Diana Leah: The 10 songs that changed my life

Diana Leah – new vocalist in Dutch metallers Delain – walks us through her eclectic collection of must-listens…

Static Dress: “I don’t have the ‘cool guy’ mentality… I still freak out that I get to do this”

Static Dress have spent the past year charming everyone they meet at home and in the States. For singer Olli Appleyard, there is nothing else, to the point where his dedication has made him ill. But even this can’t stand in their way, or stop him becoming Britain’s next rock icon…

Inside Kerrang!’s book launch with Biffy Clyro, You Me At Six and Employed To Serve

Kerrang! were joined by Simon Neil, Josh Franceschi and Justine Jones to celebrate the publication of our new book, Living Loud!

From Amy Lee to Beyoncé: The icons who inspired Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante

Courtney LaPlante is becoming an icon as quickly as Spiritbox are selling out venues. We got heavy music’s newest hero to tell us about some of her own…

L.S. Dunes: “These experiences are a once-in-a-lifetime thing… Every second is brand new”

L.S. Dunes are having a whale of a time playing away from their main bands. On their UK tour earlier this year, we got in the van with them to see first-hand how they’re just a bunch of mates kicking out the jams…

Dallas Green: “A lot of people are afraid of what they’re feeling. We don’t really cultivate a society where that feels comfortable”

City And Colour and Alexisonfire’s Dallas Green reflects on finally finding some inner peace, more than 20 years into a whirlwind career…

Linkin Park: “We were out to prove this was our band and our style… That’s what Meteora became”

With a seminal, era-defining debut album under their belts, in 2003, all eyes were on Linkin Park to follow-up with something equally as groundbreaking. And boy did they deliver. 20 years on from the release of the monumental Meteora, the band share the hidden history behind one of our world’s most beloved records…

Inside the Kerrang! Living Loud book launch party

Our brand-new book Living Loud: Four Decades on the Frontline of Rock, Metal, Punk, and Alternative Music is published this week! So naturally we threw a party to celebrate...

Who the hell is lozeak?

Meet lozeak: the alt.pop sensation with ‘no plan B’ who has already caught the attention of Bring Me The Horizon and Frank Carter.

In the studio with Trash Boat: “We’re going to write consistent music, piece by piece…”

Tobi Duncan invites Kerrang! into the studio to talk doing things the hip-hop way, keeping his lyrics raw, and if Trash Boat have been DMing anyone for collabs…

Death Pill: “Even in all the darkness… our troubles disappear when we are onstage”

Ukrainian punk trio Death Pill have been turning heads and attracting international attention since the war in their home country pulled their lives apart. And with their debut album, they’re raging against the machine harder than ever…

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