Sam Law is a journalist for Kerrang!, a music magazine focused on rock and metal. With a passion for music, Sam writes album reviews, interviews artists, and covers music festivals, providing readers with insights into the latest releases and trends in the rock and metal genres.
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By: Marshall Wieczorek, Oli Sansom, Sam Law
Following the death of Trevor Strnad in 2022, there was a real chance that The Black Dahlia Murder would call it a day. Rather than shattering the Michigan melodic death metallers, however, that tragedy bound the surviving members closer together, and spurred them to make 10th album Servitude a…
Doom trap disruptor Mimi Barks paints her big picture in blood red and burnt black on definitive debut LP THIS IS DOOM TRAP.
By: Sam Law, Megan Doherty
When Boston Manor set out on a two-album journey chronicling the post-pandemic crawl from darkness into light as it unfolded, it was an audacious gamble on their ability to get back on track. Finally crossing the line with sublime second part Sundiver, frontman Henry Cox reflects on the non-linear…
Jason Aalon keeps fighting the good fight on FEVER 333's overdue second album DARKER WHITE...
By: Sam Law, Jimmy Fontaine, James Hartley
With A Day To Remember set to make their Slam Dunk debut next May, Jeremy McKinnon tells us about their UK return, this year’s mind-blowing headline dates in their home country, and where they’re at with new stuff…
British black metal maniacs Heathen Deity keep it evil as they career through the fire and brimstone of Satan’s Kingdom...
By: Nick Ruskell, William Jupp, Paul Harries, Jonathan Weiner, Aslak Junttu, Sam Law, Pinit Tupthai, Josh Paine, Jessie Rose
Tearing up rulebooks and expanding minds, alternative music is more important than ever as we roll hard into 2025. To celebrate, we’re spotlighting the artists spearheading this new year’s revolution…
By: Sam Law, Jonathan Weiner
L.S. Dunes was never supposed to be a ‘proper band’ but, even by the prolific standards of its esteemed personnel, the post-hardcore collective have gathered unheralded momentum. Ahead of sublime second album Violet, we join vocalist Anthony Green and guitarist Frank Iero to find how what started…
Larissa Vale loves the grit and grime of life in a band. Even as industrial-goth collective Black Satellite prepare to shoot for superstardom with long-overdue second album Aftermath, their inimitable vocalist promises they’ll never drop the darkness off which they’ve fed so far...
By: Sam Law, Nedda Afsari, Derek Bremner
Californian blackgaze overlords Deafheaven have returned with ear-smashing new single Magnolia to start the engines on imminent sixth album Lonely People With Power. We sat down with frontman George Clarke to find out how falling back in love with heavy music led to the most representative record…
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