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ZULU, Blood Command, Mouth Culture, Karen Dió and more to play Burn It Down Festival 2025

Torquay’s Burn It Down Festival has unveiled its brilliant first wave of acts, including ZULU, Blood Command, God Complex, Feed The Rhino and loads more.

Pupil Slicer and LLNN are teaming up for a UK co-headline tour

“This run is sure to leave faces thoroughly melted,” promise Pupil Slicer of the co-headline trek, which sees the London heavy crew travel around the UK with LLNN in November.

Ecca Vandal drops new single, Cruising To Self Soothe, ahead of Limp Bizkit support sets

Get learning the words to Ecca Vandal’s absolutely massive new single Cruising To Self Soothe, before she joins Limp Bizkit in arenas next month…

Inside A Day To Remember’s big ole return – only in the new issue of Kerrang!

Before they return to the UK soon to make their Slam Dunk Festival debut, Ocala pop-punk-metalcore favourites A Day To Remember have made an astonishing (and surprise) comeback with their Big Ole Album Vol. 1. Across eight pages, Jeremy McKinnon exclusively reveals all…

Album review: OVERSIZE – Vital Signs

South West nu-gazers Oversize prove full of life on debut long-player Vital Signs…

Dying Wish unleash new standalone track, I Brought You My Soul (Your World Brought Me Despair)

Listen to Dying Wish’s new single I Brought You My Soul (Your World Brought Me Despair) – which for now is its own thing, but Emma Boster teases that, “This is the first step in the direction of our third LP…”

BMTH, A7X, Sleep Token, Bad Omens, Slayer and over 150 more bands for biggest-ever Louder Than Life fest

Louisville’s Louder Than Life has announced its full 2025 line-up, with Bring Me The Horizon, Avenged Sevenfold, Sleep Token, Bad Omens, Slayer, Deftones, Spiritbox and so, so many more…

Hear Noah Sebastian and Corey Taylor’s beautifully cinematic cover of Dust In The Wind

It’s here! Listen to Bad Omens’ Noah Sebastian and Corey Taylor’s vocals combine on a gorgeous cover of Kansas’ 1977 acoustic classic Dust In The Wind.

Architects and House Of Protection join forces for explosive collab Brain Dead

Watch the video for Architects’ new single Brain Dead, which sees them teaming up with Stephen Harrison and Aric Improta aka House Of Protection (and it’s just as brilliant as you’d expect).

Watch the video for folk-horror band Forlorn’s new single, Keeper Of The Well

Forlorn are back with another new single from their debut album Aether, and this one’s about how we “must do more to honour and care for our sacred wells, rivers, lakes and oceans”.

RØRY: “The story of my life has been trying to find out, ‘Who the hell am I? Where do I fit in?’”

With a Top 10 debut album and sold-out headline tour on the way, life is “awesome” for RØRY. But before success came failure, addiction, debt, loss. In her Kerrang! cover debut, the UK’s most inspiring breakout rock star takes us through the ups and downs of one of the most beautifully triumphant tales in music…

Supersonic reveals first 2025 names, including UK exclusive Backxwash set

The first artists have been revealed for this year’s Supersonic Festival, including Backxwash with a UK exclusive performance of their forthcoming album, Only Dust Remains.

Tenacious D’s Kyle Gass announces 14-date European and UK tour

The Tenacious D man will be bringing the Kyle Gass Company across the pond in May for the 3 Man Job Tour.

When We Were Young add second 2025 festival date with the same line-up

Nostalgia extravaganza When We Were Young – which in 2025 is headlined by Panic! At The Disco and blink-182 – will be doubling-up in Las Vegas…

Skunk Anansie announce first studio album in nine years, The Painful Truth

Celebrating the news with fresh single Cheers, Skunk Anansie have confirmed that their long-awaited seventh album The Painful Truth will drop in May.

Employed To Serve release title-track from new album Fallen Star

Watch the “expansive and ethereal” video for Employed To Serve’s latest single, Fallen Star, which is taken from their forthcoming album of the same name.

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ZULU, ﻿Blood Command, ﻿Mouth Culture, ﻿Karen Dió and more to play ﻿Burn It Down Festival 2025