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Shut this rubbish down before it gets going. Some rip off of Vice attempting to relaunch dead brands like Mixmag and Kerrang. Garbage lifestyle brands with no relevance to modern society attempting to cash in on the 'clickbait' style of journalism Tik-Tok, Snapchat etc have given rise to. Utter desperation toss.
A failing publisher who has an owner Jerry Perkins who refuses to explain his sad, immature Kerrang! failing brand staff's pack stalker, online failed bully antics. By their own admission in interviews 'just trying to recreate VICE but for heavy metal'. No work ethic, unoriginal.
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