Kerrang! Reviews

Throughout the eighties and most of the nineties, UK-based 'Kerrang' was an entertaining if rather lightweight fortnightly rock and metal magazine that featured a good range of interviews, reliable album and gig reviews, upcoming gig listings and general news reports and snippets that were more up-to-date than the articles ran by its monthly ...  Read the complete review

Kerrang is a weekly magazine of alternative music. Alternative music is anything from metal to rock to emo etc. It costs around £2.20 but can be more if it is a limited addition. It also comes with about six free posters and advertisments from bands needing various members. Kerrang mainly deals with popular mainstream alternative bands ...  Read the complete review

I used to love Kerrang magazine, and purchased every issue for about 3 to 4 years. Kerrang is basically a magazine for rock music lovers, and anything to do with it. Music spanning rock, emo, metal, goth, etc, with all the reviews you'd need to know what album to buy next or what gig to head to next. I suppose the thing that ...  Read the complete review

Kerrang! Magazine for most people is a household name. You will either relate it to as 'that Goth mag', 'sell-out trash', or 'cutting edge' - whichever opinion you share of the weekly rock magazine, it's been one of the longest running glossy publications in the UK since it emerged from the pull-out pages of more mainstream magazines in the early ...  Read the complete review

Kerrang as most of you probably know is a magazine devoted to giving its readers the latest news regarding the Rock genre. Whether it be an old pop-rock band reforming or a 'guitarists' girlfriend having a baby. Kerrang is always the first one to know and the first one to give you the latest update via its website. But Kerrang isn't ...  Read the complete review

Kerrang is an alternative music magazine. It covers all genres and sub-genres of rock, metal, indie and punk. Ever since it was first published in June 1981, it has provided music lovers with all the knowledge and articles they could desire to keep them in touch with their passion. Within the magazine you will find many different ...  Read the complete review

Kerrang! Magazine is a great magazine for anyone who likes rock, indie or punk music. There are interviews with bands that are up and coming and free albums with many of their magazines allowing you to hear their music before anyone else. They often have information on new bands which have not yet become well known and allow you to get an insight ...  Read the complete review

I would say that I have collected magazines almost my entire life. I started off with collecting pop magazines but as I have gotten older the magazines have changed over the years. Now I happen to be addicted (Not my word my dad's who says that it's a waste of money) to Kerrang! Kerrang! has been part of my life for about 4-5 years now. ...  Read the complete review

kerrang, which currently retails for about £2.20 i think, is a weekly magazine dedicated to alternative music. Exactly what it classes as alternative is open to debate. originally focussing on metal, the magazine is now diversified to cover many types of rock and metal music. As someone with broad tastes i quite like this, but many original fans ...  Read the complete review

What is Kerrang? Well, Kerrang is a weekly magazine for all those interested in alternative music. It features interviews with bands and solo artists and also gig reviews etc. Kerrang is about £2.20 though the price does vary occasionally, especially on limited edition issues! Though it is well worth it. Kerrang also includes ...  Read the complete review

kerrang magazine is an absolute must for rock/metal fans. i've been buying this magazine for years now and i will continue to do so. the price of this magazine is £1.80 and it's great value for money. most weeks there is band on the front cover and then a 3 or 4 page spread inside on that band. they do music reviews ( what's hot and what's not ) ...  Read the complete review

I first turned to Kerrang! magazine after seeing the mainstream bias against the sort of music the magazine specialises in. I used to buy it every week but soon found that the format and content of the magazine was becoming repetitive and leaning more towards a gossip rap for rock and metal bands. The main features of the magazine ...  Read the complete review

Kerrang! Magazine was first published on June 6th 2001, it's a weekly publication and currently can be bought at a cost of £2.20. Originally the magazine emerged as a one-off supplement in the Sounds newspaper, it was devoted to the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) and also covered such topics as the rise in popularity of AC/DC. Over the ...  Read the complete review

Kerrang is a weekly music magaxine that, in my opinion, has been going downhill for a while now. More and more features on bands such as kids in glass houses and other bands that are simply pop music. There are still some good features on classic bands such as iron maiden. There are also some features on actual metal (Shock horror!) It has free ...  Read the complete review

Kerrang! Magazine I get this magazine as often as I can. In it features: Free posters Interviews with bands or singers Tour dates Tour dates for bands Album reviews Feed back from either gigs or recent stuff that was put in to the magazines from before When albums are being released Ads for ...  Read the complete review

Kerrang! has been at the forefront of alternative-music journalism for over 20 years, covering genres that include, (though are not specifically limited to) rock, indie, metal, punk and in recent years emo. This certainly isn't a magazine that would appeal to your average 'Top 40' fan. Having since become a radio station, an MTV-type music TV ...  Read the complete review

Ok well before I start, kerrang has been a big part of what I watch on the TV for a good few years now. I do enjoy all the music channels but kerrang does stand above the rest, because of the music they play e.g. metal,rock,indie,goth , but recently I’ve noticed how bad it is. With the same old songs on all the time and there constant advert ...  Read the complete review

This is just the ultimate weekly magazine for all you rock lovers out there. Its got information on all the latest news on old and new bands. I also feel Kerrang helps new bands get going because they are always introducing new talent to us which is just fantastic cause sometimes its the un found bands that are the best and ...  Read the complete review

I began reading Kerrang about two years ago now after it was recommended to me by one of my friends. I have collected around 100 copies of the magazine now (sad I know) and all 100 have been an excellent read. Every issue, which is released every Wednesday, is cram packed with excellent band and tour news, photo?s facts and gossip etc? ...  Read the complete review

I have bought Kerrang! magazine every week for over a year now and think it is cool and good value for money. Lately though, I think the quality has decreased sadly. The best things in it are sometimes the main interview depending on the band, some of the small features like mini interviews (also depending on the band, live reviews and Pub Talk - ...  Read the complete review