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Slipknot’s Clown: “You’re gonna get music really soon”

Last month, Slipknot revealed that they’d written a new song called Long May You Die. And now, mastermind Clown is promising that the band will be releasing new music “sooner than you can imagine”…

The Warning: “Rock makes me feel powerful… everyone connects in such a big way”

A decade on from going viral for a cover of Enter Sandman, The Warning have become one of rock’n’roll’s most attention-grabbing young bands. And, yet, they’re still only just getting started. On the eve of fourth album Keep Me Fed, and with a headline date at London’s O2 Academy Brixton set for 2025, the Villarreal Vélez sisters reflect on all they’ve accomplished so far, and why nothing is more important than inspiring others…

“There’s a certain magic in things being imperfect”: Inside the raw beauty of The Mysterines’ new album

Having left their fortified, riff-tastic sound of their early EPs and debut album Reeling behind, Liverpool four-piece The Mysterines have unveiled their second LP, Afraid Of Tomorrows. Darker and more introspective, vocalist Lia Metcalfe and drummer Paul Crilly talk us through the inception of the record, finding beauty in raw intimacy, and life on the road with two of rock’s hardest touring bands…

“Join us on a journey into the mind…” Zetra drop new single, Shatter The Mountain

Watch the video for Zetra’s new single Shatter The Mountain, which features Kælan Mikla’s Sólveig Matthildur…

Bayside announce 25th anniversary UK headline tour

New York punk rock gang Bayside will be crossing the pond in February next year for a huge anniversary celebration…

Laura Jane Grace launches new band, announces UK tour

Listen to the debut single from Laura Jane Grace & The Mississippi Medicals, and see where you can catch the punk rock legend later this year…

Kid Bookie releases hopeful new single, Love Me When You’re Angry

Watch the video for Kid Bookie’s new single Love Me When You’re Angry, which is about asking people to give “a little bit of something to hold on to”.

Album review: Calcine – Common Love Common Nausea

Parisian hardcore maulers Calcine bring the carnage on their debut salvo…

Album review: 200 Stab Wounds – Manual Manic Procedures

Gore-obsessed Cleveland death metallers 200 Stab Wounds continue their bloodstained rise with scalpel-sharp second album.

Crazy Town’s Shifty Shellshock dead at 49

Crazy Town vocalist Shifty Shellshock has passed away at the age of 49

Sum 41 have announced their final UK and European headline shows

Sum 41 will be joined by The Bronx in the UK and Neck Deep throughout the rest of Europe on their Tour Of The Setting Sum…

Get your signed Scene Queen poster and album bundle

Get your hands on this exclusive hand-signed Scene Queen poster, art print and digital album bundle. Limited availability – so hurry!

Who are Green Day’s fans?

We head to Emirates Old Trafford in Manchester for the first UK date of Green Day’s epic tour celebrating Dookie and American Idiot (and new album Saviors) to find out who their fans are and why they keep coming back for more…

“Possibly one of my favourite songs we’ve written to date”: Listen to Acres’ new single, Lost

Acres have signed to Tooth & Nail/Solid State Records and shared a new single, Lost, which is about the fact that, “One day you can have everything you have ever wanted, and the next day, it’s gone.”

See Royal Blood cover Hozier in the Live Lounge

Royal Blood have tackled Hozier’s Eat Your Young in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge – watch their performance now.

RØRY is co-headlining Misery Loves Company festival 2024

Misery Loves Company – the UK’s first festival with a 50 per cent split of female and non-binary artists – has announced its second headliner: the one and only RØRY.

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