Spring is in the air, and Revolver is celebrating life, renewal and rebirth with our latest print edition. The Pretty Reckless‘ Taylor Momsen is reconciling her past with her present and future. Zakk Wylde is forging ahead despite the loss of his mentor and father figure Ozzy Osbourne. Bilmuri is going hog wild, kicking off a wild new chapter. And Lamb of God are still breaking ground 12 albums in.
Those artists star on the magazine’s collectible covers, while a slew of other vital heavy-music-makers — from Linkin Park-backed rising star Vana to screamo true believers I Promised the World — appear on the pages inside.
You can pre-order the magazine now along with special limited-edition collector’s bundles, featuring exclusive vinyl, merch and more, at Revolver’s shop.
Check out the full list of contents below.
Preshow Ritual
Imminence Harald Barrett shows Revolver how his band preps to take the stage
Five Artists You Need to Know
Vana, I Promised the World, vianova, ASAVA and Worm
Bilmuri
Johnny Franck talks greatest songs, wildest fans, biggest hogs and everything in between
Lamb of God
Randy Blythe and Mark Morton answer fans’ burning questions
The Pretty Reckless
From child star to modern-rock mainstay, Taylor Momsen is finally reconciling the past she once tried to outrun
Zakk Wylde
The metal lifer reflects on the journey that forged him: from gnarly beginnings with Ozzy to the road ahead with Black Label Society
Converge
With two albums in four months, the metalcore vets confront time, pressure and the noise of a world closing in
Zachary Baker
Avenged Sevenfold guitarist Zacky Vengeance goes country on his debut solo LP, Dark Horse. Here, he hails the non-metal albums that have influenced his genre-spanning creativity.
Frank Carter
The punk singer sounds off on fronting Sex Pistols, Gallows’ legacy and what comes next
Plus, this issue’s “Parting Shot” pays tribute to At the Gates’ late, great Tomas Lindberg