Welcome to episode number 46 of Kerrang! In Conversation.

This week, K! Editor Luke Morton is joined in Nando’s Studio Soho by comedian Ed Gamble for a winding conversation that covers everything from metal karaoke to wrestling Phil Wang to hosting the Kerrang! Awards to appearing on a Corey Taylor album cover.

Ed also lifts the lid on his upcoming tour Fresh Hell, and how the very metal title can be attributed to pretty much everything.

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Produced by Alex Gold.

Recorded at Nando’s Studio London.

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Welcome to episode number 45 of Kerrang! In Conversation.

This week, Kerrang! Editor Luke Morton is joined in the studio by Ian Shelton from Militarie Gun.

Sitting down at Nando’s Studio in London, Ian reflects on a life surrounded by addiction and his own relationship with alcohol in a very honest, sometimes quite stark discussion. He also dives into the influence of stand-up comedy on his own performance style, using songwriting as a vice, the influence of pop music, and the formative shows that made him want to form a band.

And Ian reveals news of a new deluxe Militarie Gun record with new music and some pretty awesome collabs.

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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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Produced by Alex Gold.

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