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13 kickass horror soundtracks to amplify your Halloween

Sick and tired of Thriller? Sink your fangs into this collection of hard rock anthems and killer riffs from some of your favourite gore flicks…

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How well would you survive in a horror movie with these rock stars?

Corey Taylor, Jared Leto, Alice Cooper and loads of other musicians have appeared in horror flicks. So how would you get on if you were stuck with them?

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“Horror allows me to never grow up”: Ice Nine Kills’ Spencer Charnas on the spookiness and subtleties of The Silver Scream 2

Ice Nine Kills frontman Spencer Charnas on his love of horror and comedy, and the bold plans he has for the future of one of rock’s scariest creative forces…

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A brief history of zombies in pop culture

From big screen brain-eaters to gamers tearing the hordes limb from limb, here is a whistle-stop tour through the the world of zombies…

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Bloodstock 2021: What happened on the Sunday

All the highlights from the final day of Bloodstock 2021 – including Judas Priest's triumphant closing set!

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Every My Chemical Romance music video, ranked from ‘worst’ to best

We rank all of My Chemical Romance’s visual efforts – from DIY offerings to the big-budget stuff.

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At The Gates’ Tomas Lindberg: “The death metal scene was stagnating. We thought, ‘Let's make something important’”

At The Gates’ leader Tomas Lindberg relives a life of slaughtering souls, the Gothenburg scene, and why the band are always moving forward…

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From Fear Street to Goosebumps: How R.L. Stine terrified a generation

Robert Lawrence Stine – the mastermind behind Fear Street and Goosebumps – has done so much more for horror and culture than you realise…

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Soundtrack review: DC Dark Nights: Death Metal

Tyler Bates conjures a musical multiverse for DC Comics’ latest crossover event, Dark Nights: Death Metal.

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“A band with the potential to go deep and far”: Our original 2004 review of Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge

In June 2004, Kerrang! reviewed My Chemical Romance’s “awesome second album”, Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge.

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Trash Boat announce new album Don't You Feel Amazing?, release title-track

Trash Boat have shared new single Don't You Feel Amazing?, the title-track from their upcoming third album of the same name.

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20 lesser-known heavy Canadian bands you need to know

Here are the 20 most essential heavy bands from Canada who deserve the spotlight, and are causing avalanches in the Great White North…

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How Perturbator taught a generation of metallers to dance

For years Perturbator has been at the heart of the burgeoning synthwave scene that has crept into the heavily-guarded world of denim and leather. Here we talk to the man himself about why his dystopian, sci-fi electronics are the perfect fit for the corpsepainted masses.

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The 29 greatest songs about vampires

In honour of World Dracula Day, we count down the 29 vampiric songs that suck the hardest

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A new movie and another real-life horror story: The truth behind The Conjuring Universe

With cinemas reopening right on time for The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It to scare up a storm on May 26, K! celebrates the work of real-life paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.

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Shout At The Devil: A brief history of Satan in rock music

As The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It hits cinemas on May 26, we look back at Satan’s on-again-off-again relationship with rock’n’roll, and how he inspired some all-time classics.

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13 kickass horror soundtracks to amplify your Halloween

How well would you survive in a horror movie with these rock stars?

“Horror allows me to never grow up”: Ice Nine Kills’ Spencer Charnas on the spookiness and subtleties of The Silver Scream 2

A brief history of zombies in pop culture

Bloodstock 2021: What happened on the Sunday

Every My Chemical Romance music video, ranked from ‘worst’ to best

At The Gates’ Tomas Lindberg: “The death metal scene was stagnating. We thought, ‘Let's make something important’”

From Fear Street to Goosebumps: How R.L. Stine terrified a generation

Soundtrack review: DC Dark Nights: Death Metal

“A band with the potential to go deep and far”: Our original 2004 review of Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge

Trash Boat announce new album Don't You Feel Amazing?, release title-track

20 lesser-known heavy Canadian bands you need to know

How Perturbator taught a generation of metallers to dance

The 29 greatest songs about vampires

A new movie and another real-life horror story: The truth behind The Conjuring Universe

Shout At The Devil: A brief history of Satan in rock music

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