Kerrang! In Conversation

Welcome to episode number 44 of Kerrang! In Conversation.

This week, Kerrang! Editor Luke Morton meets Dustin Kensrue from Thrice ahead of their UK tour.

Dialling in from his home, Dustin looks back on the early days of the band and his gateway into alternative music, the importance of standing your ground creatively, the Marmite reaction to Vheissu, and why they will always push the boundaries of punk and post-hardcore.

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Welcome to episode number 43 of Kerrang! In Conversation.

This week, Kerrang! Editor Luke Morton meets Phoenix and Mercedes from Softcult to dive into their hotly-anticipated debut album, When A Flower Doesn’t Grow, and so much more.

Sitting down in Nando’s Studio, the twin siblings discuss identity, coming out, and the real-life experiences that fed into their brilliant new album. The pair also reflect on their journeys into alternative music, the shoe gaze resurgence, how their creative partnership has evolved and the importance of embracing your vulnerabilities.
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Produced by Alex Gold.

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Welcome to episode number 42 of Kerrang! In Conversation.

This week, Kerrang! Editor Luke Morton is joined by The Wonder Years frontman Dan ‘Soupy’ Campbell for a deep dive into punk rock, pro-wrestling and much more.

Chatting at the tail-end of 2025, Soupy reflects on the 10-year anniversary of No Closer To Heaven and the importance of using art to process our emotions, he explains the importance of staying true to yourself and your fans as an artist, and shares his thoughts on the surge in popularity of punk-adjacent music the mid-2010s.

He also discusses how he came to work with Becky Lynch and WWE and how it feels to turn 40 this year.

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Welcome to episode number 41 of Kerrang! In Conversation.

This week Kerrang! Editor Luke Morton sits down with Myles Kennedy and Mark Tremonti from Alter Bridge for a lengthy chat about music, mindfulness and much, much more.

Sitting down at 21 Soho in London while on a brief trip to the UK, the pair dive into the themes and creative process of their new self-titled album, the importance of challenging themselves, their best and worst shows, and lessons learned from decades of living the rock’n’roll dream.

They also share how luck and fate have impacted their lives, and the story behind working with WWE and AEW wrestler Adam ‘Edge’ Copeland and the monumental success of Metalingus.

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Produced by Alex Gold.

Recorded at 21 Soho in London.

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Welcome to episode number 40 of Kerrang! In Conversation.

This week Kerrang! Editor Luke Morton meets Wednesday 13.

Joining us at Nando's Studio in London's Soho area, Wednesday takes us on a ride through a life well-lived and then some – from the car crash that nearly killed him to finding a kindred spirit in Joey Jordison to his undying love of glam-rock and horror movies.

Wednesday also reveals the song that Murderdolls' former label wouldn't let them release as it would have caused quite the upset...

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Produced by Alex Gold.

Recorded at Nando's Studio London.
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