OZZY OSBOURNE, DEFTONES and more appear on covers of REVOLVER’s Fall 2025 issue

Fall is a season when the cycle of life and death is painted in sharp relief. Fittingly then, Revolver’s Fall 2025 Issue is one for bidding farewell to fallen gods and welcoming rising stars.

The late, great Ozzy Osbourne graces one of the magazine’s covers — and receives a heartfelt tribute inside — while vital heavy hitters Deftones, Good Charlotte and Avenged Sevenfold, the Devil Wears Prada and Amira Elfeky round out the rest. On the interior pages, up-and-comers Fleshwater, Faetooth, Drain and more tell their stories, and we remember Mastodon’s Brent Hinds, who passed away during the making of the issue.

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.

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Preshow Ritual
Baroness vocalist-guitarist John Dyer Baizley needs his silence before he can scream.

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Jon Del Rea

Five Artists You Need to Know
Faetooth, Fleshwater, Castle Rat, Pinkshift, and The Pretty Wild

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Deftones
The alt-metal trailblazers have won over a new generation but remain impossible to pin down — from their private music to their world-building Dia De Los Deftones festival

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Good Charlotte x Avenged Sevenfold
First album in seven years. Same punk spirit. Joel and Benji Madden join old friend M. Shadows to talk DIY ethos, longevity and an artist-first future.

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Amira Elfeky
With her biggest stages ahead, Gen Z’s nu-metal breakout is plotting a debut album that hits hard – but also has the power to heal

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Drain
Vocalist Sammy Ciaramitaro takes us to his favorite Santa Cruz spots and tells the stories behind the things he loves

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The Devil Wears Prada
Two decades in, the shape-shifting metalcore vets turn grief and growth into Flowers — a “new beginning” that proves the second act can hit hardest

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Ozzy Osbourne
A tribute to a most extraordinary rock god — one that was profoundly human

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Ray Luzier
Why Korn’s drummer traded L.A. for Nashville to build a heavy-metal studio in country’s capital

Plus, this issue’s “Parting Shot.”

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