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“‘IN WAVES’ IS A RESPONSE TO EVERYTHING THAT METAL IS MISSING.”

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14 88 6-26 THE NOISE What a month! We go behind the scenes of the Sonisphere Secret Sessions shows and celebrate the triumphant return of Lostprophets, While She Sleeps take on the US of A, The Used tell us about their experimental new album, we dish out our Sonisphere Awards, go into the studio with New Found Glory and our raging rodent Jastamouse tackles your letters.

the fat riffage of Circles, as well as Nazca Lines, LightGuides, City Of Ships, Ancient VVisdom, Caves, No Idea and more!

28-39 EXPOSURE We bring you the full lowdown on metalcore mob Rise To Remain’s debut album, there’s the face-melting Converge side-project All Pigs Must Die, the glorious melodies of Every Avenue, one-man-band Into It. Over It.,

40-75 FEATURES 30 Seconds To Mars and Deftones frontmen Jared and Chino discuss each other’s past, present and future in an epic bro-down, Kids In Glass Houses write their future in gold blood and there’s the full story behind the demise of The Ghost Of A Thousand. Trivium tell you what the world of metal is missing, Mariachi El Bronx ride again and there’s the ultimate Reading & Leeds preview brought to you by the bands themselves. Charlie Simpson talks about his whirlwind career in music, Winston from Parkway Drive discusses wakeboarding in

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shark-infested waters and we give you the warts-and-all story behind Taking Back Sunday’s classic, 'Tell All Your Friends'.

76-97 REVIEWS The Devil Wears Prada set the benchmark for modern metalcore with their new album ‘Dead Throne’, plus we rate the new albums from Black Tide, Polar Bear Club, Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Horrible Crowes. Twin Atlantic review this month’s singles, we judge Frank Carter’s Gallows farewell and there are live reviews of Deaf Havana, Title Fight, Mogwai, Black Breath and Kids In Glass Houses and Spycatcher in a train station!

EDIT Festivals rule. They’re always so much more than just bands playing in a field while thousands of people get a) sunburnt b) drunk or c) sunburnt and drunk; however crappy that Monday morning journey home is, everyone comes out of them with a million ridiculous stories (if they can remember them, that is). And so, to get you all excited we arranged something equally special: Jared Leto and Chino Moreno, two of rock’s most iconic frontmen, in conversation. Our unique cover feature will give you an insight into the creativity behind their relationship – let’s just hope that collaboration happens sooner rather than later! Now, let’s all pray for sun. Ben Patashnik, Editor rocksound.tv [5]