Welcome to episode number 39 of Kerrang! In Conversation.

This week Kerrang! Editor Luke Morton is joined by Wolfgang Van Halen.

Sitting down at Nando's Studio in central London, Wolfgang reflects on his life in rock'n'roll so far – from growing up around his father's music to heading out and forging his own path to playing at the Rock Hall Of Fame and the Oscars.

Wolfgang also dives into his experiences with anxiety and panic attacks, how they informed the new Mammoth album, and making one of the most fun music videos of the year.

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Produced by Alex Gold.

Recorded at Nando's Studio London.

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Welcome to episode number 38 of Kerrang! In Conversation.

This week Kerrang! Editor Luke Morton sits down with pop-punk sensation Taylor Acorn.

Coming in over Zoom from her home in Nashville, ahead of her new album Poster Child, Taylor looks back on her journey into music so far – from ditching college to following her dream, gaining viral success and now playing alongside her heroes at festivals across the world.

Taylor also shares her positive and negative experiences with hew newfound fame – from the incredible fan-built community to the toxicity of the comments section.

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Welcome to episode number 37 of Kerrang! In Conversation.

This week Kerrang! Editor Luke Morton is joined by Han Mee and Jim Shaw from Hot Milk.

Beaming in over Zoom from Paris, ahead of the release of new album Corporation P.O.P, the pair take a deep dive into the themes of the record and inspirations behind it – from misguided patriotism to the struggles of artists in 2025 to the importance of breaking out of your own little bubble.

Han and Jim also discuss their experiences of burnout and why they might need to take some time off in the near future.

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