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Hot Milk unleash new protest song, SWALLOW THIS

Listen to Hot Milk’s newest rager SWALLOW THIS, which vocalist/guitarist Han Mee reveals is about going “against the hypodermic needle of control media”.

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Hot Milk, Frank Turner, Twin Atlantic and over 30 more bands added to 2000trees

A huge new 2000trees announcement has just dropped, with Hot Milk, Twin Atlantic, The Hunna, Hevenshe and more, plus Frank Turner playing Love Ire & Song in The Forest.

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In the studio with Hot Milk: “There’s a lot more screams, a lot more energy”

Fresh from announcing Corporation P.O.P, Hot Milk invite us into the studio to talk timeless albums, channelling Rage Against The Machine, and, um, “fiddling with knobs…”

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The Slam Dunk Festival 2025 stage times are officially out

Brace for impact! Here’s when you’ll be able to watch everyone from A Day To Remember to Alkaline Trio to As It Is at this year’s Slam Dunk.

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“There’s no better time than right now”: Why Hot Milk aren’t holding back on their new album, Corporation P.O.P

Hot Milk are back with the first look at their second album, the apocalyptic 90 Seconds To Midnight. They told us how they’re getting heavier, how they’re getting angrier, and how they got Frank Skinner in the video…

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Hot Milk announce new album Corporation P.O.P and drop first single

Watch the video for Hot Milk’s new single 90 Seconds To Midnight – starring Frank Skinner! – taken from their highly-anticipated second album Corporation P.O.P.

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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…

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The 25 most anticipated rock and alternative albums for 2025

You thought 2024 was stacked? Just wait and see what the next 12 months have in store. From returning titans Deftones and Gojira to new leaders of the pack Sleep Token and Bad Omens to the next big things in ALT BLK ERA and Scowl, get ready for what could be rock’s best year ever...

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Magnolia Park announce 2025 North American tour with Hot Milk

Magnolia Park are performing across North America next year for The Vamp Tour, and they’re bringing along Hot Milk, Savage Hands and South Arcade.

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Slam Dunk complete 2025 line-up with Finch, Hot Milk, Twin Atlantic, WARGASM and loads more

The full festival line-up for Slam Dunk has been revealed, with Finch, Home Grown, Streelight Manifesto, Hot Milk, WARGASM and plenty more joining A Day To Remember, Electric Callboy, Neck Deep and co.

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Hot Milk announce autumn tour dates, with support from unpeople

Hot Milk unveil their short-but-sweet Rehabilitate Your Mind tour, stopping off in Liverpool, Newcastle, Hull and Bournemouth this autumn.

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Hot Milk unleash new standalone single, Where Does The Light Get In?

Watch the video for Hot Milk’s new single Where Does The Light Get In?, which they describe as “its own beast that came from a place of great torment and suffering”.

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Hot Milk are teasing an emotional new single, Where Does The Light Get In?

“After great pain we are never the same…” Just over one year on from their debut album A CALL TO THE VOID, Hot Milk are dropping a new single that’s incredibly personal to Han Mee.

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The big review: 2000trees festival 2024

These woods are lovely, dark and deep, full of bands that rock and tales to keep, so we went another weekend without much sleep to bring you all the highlights down at Upcote Farm for 2000trees…

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15 bands you can’t miss at this weekend’s 2000trees

Now one of the most essential weekends in UK alternative, 2000trees 2024 has so much more to offer than just headliners The Gaslight Anthem, The Chats and Don Broco. We delve into 15 undercard acts you need to find time for across an action-packed weekend...

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“There’s this wave of change coming”: Creeper, Hot Milk and Static Dress are leading the new British alternative

From high-octane punk to dynamic alt.rock, next weekend’s 2000trees will showcase the very best in emerging British talent. Ahead of the festival, three creative visionaries in Creeper, Hot Milk and Static Dress come together to explain what’s so special about this ambitious new generation of bands…

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Palaye Royale confirm more 2024 tour dates with support from Hot Milk, I See Stars and Huddy

Having already announced a huge Wembley show, Palaye Royale have now unveiled a full Death Or Glory headline tour…

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Hot Milk unleash new protest song, SWALLOW THIS

Hot Milk, Frank Turner, Twin Atlantic and over 30 more bands added to 2000trees

In the studio with Hot Milk: “There’s a lot more screams, a lot more energy”

The Slam Dunk Festival 2025 stage times are officially out

“There’s no better time than right now”: Why Hot Milk aren’t holding back on their new album, Corporation P.O.P

Hot Milk announce new album Corporation P.O.P and drop first single

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

The 25 most anticipated rock and alternative albums for 2025

Magnolia Park announce 2025 North American tour with Hot Milk

Slam Dunk complete 2025 line-up with Finch, Hot Milk, Twin Atlantic, WARGASM and loads more

Hot Milk announce autumn tour dates, with support from unpeople

Hot Milk unleash new standalone single, Where Does The Light Get In?

Hot Milk are teasing an emotional new single, Where Does The Light Get In?

The big review: 2000trees festival 2024

15 bands you can’t miss at this weekend’s 2000trees

“There’s this wave of change coming”: Creeper, Hot Milk and Static Dress are leading the new British alternative

Palaye Royale confirm more 2024 tour dates with ﻿support from Hot Milk, I See Stars and Huddy

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Palaye Royale confirm more 2024 tour dates with support from Hot Milk, I See Stars and Huddy