Welcome to episode number 31 of Kerrang! In Conversation, powered by KILLSTAR.

This week, Kerrang! Editor Luke Morton Luke Morton sits down with similarly-named Mark Morton from Lamb Of God. Meeting at Nando’s Studio Soho, the pair dive into Mark’s upcoming solo album, his passion for country and southern rock, that upcoming Sabbath farewell show and so much more.

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Recorded at Nando’s Studio Soho.

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Welcome to episode number 29 of Kerrang! In Conversation, powered by KILLSTAR.

For this week’s instalment, K! Editor Luke Morton is joined by Cradle Of Filth’s very own Dani Filth at Nando’s Studio Soho for a spirited conversation about all things evil and metal.

Diving into his first forays into heavy music, Dani reflects on the early days of Cradle, getting in trouble with the law in the Vatican (thanks to Kerrang!), censorship, AI in music, the anarchic statement behind their infamous Jesus Is A… T-shirt, and so much more.

Dani also offers a few hints about the long-awaited Cradle Of Filth x Ed Sheeran collab…

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Recorded at Nando’s Studio Soho.

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Welcome to episode number 28 of Kerrang! In Conversation, powered by KILLSTAR.

This week the legendary Bob Mould joins Kerrang! Editor Luke Morton at Nando’s Studio Soho to share stories of a life in a punk rock.

In a conversation that spans Bob’s entire life – from growing up in a turbulent household to the impact of Hüsker Dü through to his new album Here We Go Crazy – the inspirational punk rock figurehead explores how his approach to music has changed, what makes him happy and what legacy actually means.

And we get a glimpse behind the curtain from Bob’s tenure in professional wrestling, working as a writer for WCW in 1999. As you can imagine, it sounds pretty wild.

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Recorded at Nando’s Studio Soho.

Get Kerrang! magazine: https://kerrang.newsstand.co.uk/

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Produced by Alex Gold.

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