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  • 1 week ago | kerrang.com | Emma Wilkes |Paul Harries

    June 19, 2025Words:Emma WilkesPhoto:Paul HarriesRADAR is the young, hungry upstart of the rock and metal festival calendar. As it reaches its fifth year, it’s already made an electrifying impact, outgrowing its former home in Guildford after just two editions (and surviving a couple of years off due to the pandemic).

  • 1 week ago | kerrang.com | Steve Beebee |Paul Harries

    June 18, 2025Words:Steve BeebeePhotos:Paul HarriesBoth hail from hard-working communities in South Wales. Both have ended up scaling impressive heights. Headlining festivals and bothering the top of the charts is all in a typical year’s work for Skindred frontman Benji Webbe, and now also for Those Damn Crows frontman Shane Greenhall, whose fourth album God Shaped Hole entered the UK Album Chart at Number One in April. And they’ve headlined Cardiff’s Utilita Arena – twice.

  • 2 weeks ago | kerrang.com | James Hickie |Paul Harries |Ashley Maile

    June 13, 2025Words:James HickiePhotos:Paul Harries, Ashley MaileWhile 2013’s Infestissumam wasn’t necessarily a ‘difficult’ second record, it found Ghost experiencing growing pains as they established their place in a world where, though loved by many, they stood out like a cadaver’s thumb. Despite Opus Eponymous’ success for Rise Above Records, Lee Dorrian, who’d signed a three-album deal with the band, came to a realisation. “We couldn’t really facilitate [Tobias Forge’s] ambitions,” admits Lee.

  • 3 weeks ago | kerrang.com | Luke Morton |Paul Harries |Adamross Williams

    May 31, 2025Words:Luke MortonBABYMETAL and Bambie Thug photos:Paul HarriesPoppy photos:Adamross WilliamsIt’s been 11 years since BABYMETAL first touched down on these shores.

  • 4 weeks ago | kerrang.com | James Hickie |Paul Harries

    When it came time to discuss Ghost’s fourth album, Prequelle, and its relationship to Meliora, Tobias Forge described it as “the hangover” to its predecessor. While Meliora had been a godless album, although one set in what he described as a “Utopian, Star Trek future”, Prequelle would deal with God visiting his wrath upon mankind in a despicable form.

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