Nick Ruskell
Author. Editorial lifer at Kerrang!. Also @telegraph, @guardian and more. Don't ask me about getting work on here. Living Loud, the history of Kerrang!, out now
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1 week ago |
kerrang.com | Nick Ruskell |Richard Mukuze
Ahead of their UK shows next week, Pupil Slicer have released a pair of new tracks, the raging Heather and Black Scrawl. It's the first new music from PS since 2023's 5/5-rated Blossom album, and the first peek at the band's recently-completed follow-up, featuring the debut appearance from new bassist Luke Booth.
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kerrang.com | Sam Law |Nick Ruskell
May 5, 2025Words:Sam Law, Scott McEwan, Nick RuskellPhotos:Andy FordIncreasingly unmissable as a fixture right at the start of festival season, London’s Incineration is the celebration of all things extreme that sees thousands of underground devotees descending on Camden Town for a weekend of indoor debauchery before they spill out into muddy fields for the rest of the summer. In 2025, it's bigger than ever, having completely sold out.
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2 weeks ago |
kerrang.com | Nick Ruskell
April 30, 2025Words:Nick RuskellEaster’s been and gone, and once again Jesus flaked out on coming back. Lazy. But if it’s returns you’re after, there were a couple of killer comebacks in the metal underground this month – most notably from legendary Spanish extremists Teitanblood who, along with probably not giving a shit about Easter, dropped their first new album in six years with very little forewarning, the stunning From The Visceral Abyss.
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kerrang.com | Nick Ruskell |Travis Shinn
April 30, 2025Words:Nick RuskellPhotos:Travis ShinnRobb Flynn doesn’t do things the easy way. Even when he doesn’t have to fight for something, there’s an impulse that makes him want to earn it. Though he says he’s “never really looked at myself as an ambitious dude”, the burly Machine Head frontman – ‘The General’, as his apt X handle has it – has also never been a man to back down or go easily against his gut. As a kid he was obsessed with Chinese kung-fu movie legend Bruce Lee.
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3 weeks ago |
kerrang.com | Nick Ruskell |Joseph Diazalison Lynn
In the search for the new James Bond, you could do worse than Luke Spiller. Charming, classy, achingly British and possessed of a knowing, Martini-dry wit, not to mention a natural way with a Savile Row fit, should the producers wish to go back to 007’s eyebrow-arching Roger Moore golden era, he’s ready-made.
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New @wearezetra album is great. My review for @KerrangMagazine https://t.co/1196dNfp9B
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