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Editor at @MetalHammer. Contributor to @ProgMagazineUK. Ex-Kerrang! and Bizarre. Opinions mine.
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“I ground myself to the bone for this record." Motionless In White celebrate 20 years with their first ever Metal Hammer cover

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By Eleanor Goodman Verified
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Motionless In White against a red background. As Motionless In White hit 20, we find out how they’ve evolved from metalcore wannabes to an arena band who are headlining Bloodstock next year – and it’s partly down to the determination of their only original member, frontman Chris Motionless. In our emotional interview, Chris reveals the highs and lows of their journey so far, why making new album Decades took four years, and how it was the closest he’s ever come to walking away from the band.
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“There were liquids I couldn’t identify all over my bed!”: the new issue of Metal Hammer features Electric Callboy on the cover

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By Eleanor Goodman Verified
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Electric Callboy on the cover of Metal Hammer. As German electronicore stars Electric Callboy prepare to release new album Tanzneid, we speak to co-vocalists Kevin Ratajczak and Nico Sallach about how they became metal’s ultimate party band. Kevin was once a salesman at Mercedes, while Nico was an intensive care nurse before joining the band in 2020. Since going viral with the single Hypa Hypa that year, the band’s popularity has continued to rise, and they now play arenas.
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“I think James is still fuming”: an interview with the artist who created Metallica’s Load and Reload album covers

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By Eleanor Goodman Verified
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Metallica’s Load and Reload album sleeves. The mid-90s remains the most controversial period of Metallica’s career. The musical shift the San Francisco band took with the Load and Reload albums upset certain sections of their fanbase, though not as much as the fact that the band now sported a brand new look that involved short hair and make-up.
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