It's time for another dirty, black summer, and Revolver has just the issue for the season. Our new print edition features five diverse creative forces across its collectible covers: funk-metal weirdos Primus, blackened death satanists Behemoth, genre-bending solo artist Greg Puciato, NorCal hardcore upstarts Scowl and, of course, the one and only Glenn Danzig, looking back at 30 years of his masterful Danzig III: How the Gods Kill. There's plenty more for good beach-reading, too — from five rising bands you need to know, to a deep dive through Meshuggah's discography.
You can pre-order the issue now along with special limited-edition collector's bundles, featuring exclusive vinyl, art prints and more, at our shop.
Five Artists You Need to Know
Philly hardcore mavericks Soul Glo, occult black-metal punks Devil Master, mathcore maniacs the Callous Daoboys, and the sons of Metallica: Bastardane and OTTTO
Primus
How Les Claypool's madcap trio of "lazy bastards" became world-renown, multi-platinum-selling cult heroes who won't stop until the fun stops
Danzig
On the 30th anniversary of Danzig III: How the Gods Kill, Glenn Danzig takes us back to the dirty black summer that birthed his dark-horse hit
Greg Puciato
The former Dillinger Escape Plan wild man opens up to A Perfect Circle's Billy Howerdel about the fear and freedom in going solo
Meshuggah
Drummer-lyricist Tomas Haake tells the album-by-album story of the Swedish djent godfathers' creative evolution
Zola Jesus
Nika Roza Danilova's world collapsed in a cataclysmic moment. So, she embarked on a quest to find the "divine nature of music" and rebuild herself one song at a time.
GWAR
Blöthar the Berserker reflects on raunchy origins, replacing Oderus and hating his stepfather Dwayne
The NorCal Hardcore Revolution
Scowl, Gulch, Drain and the "Real Bay Shit"
Behemoth
Adam Nergal Darski on his latest extreme-metal call to arms, throwing fists for personal freedoms, and why he wants the world to "fuck my brain"
Plus, original artwork by Paul Romano inspired by inspired by "the music of Danzig III: How the Gods Kill and H.R. Giger's cover art."
