See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. This month’s cover is graced by the likes of Soundwave frontmen Jeremy McKinnon, Bert McCracken and Josh Franceschi aka the revolution in noise! Speaking of noise, we’ve also gathered the hottest and heaviest tracks to give you a bonus Ear Bleeders sampler CD featuring the likes of Chimaira, Sienna Skies, Hearts Like Wolves, Delawarewolves and more. Get that up ya!

Filling the pages of Blunt this month we’ve got:

- Soulfly: We quiz Max Cavalera on his musical juggling act.
- Meshuggah are wiping out entire cities in a groovy sort of way. Just don’t call them djent!
- Every Time I Die prove they’re just as sarcastic as ever.
- A Day To Remember: Get a load of our photo montage tour diary!
- Sleigh Bells‘ Derek Miller tell us why he ditched the metalcore scene to play alongside DJs.
- You Me At Six frontmen Josh Franceschi and Max Helyer open up about the dark side of pop-punk.
- The Used: A new record? A new label? Cookbooks?! Bert McCracken isn’t fucking around this time.

Plus The Menzingers, Napalm Death, In Trenches, Say Anything, Psycroptic, a live poster of hair metal revivalists Steel Panther and all the usual BLUNT good bits!

Issue #104 is on sale now with legendary pop-punk rockers Blink-182 on the cover! Get the scoop on their sixth studio album and latest release, Neighborhoods, and what it’s like to pick up the pieces after their years apart. Plus, cast your minds back over the past year to think about who YOU want to vote for in our annual BLUNT Readers’ poll! Presented by our good buddies at Atticus, you’ve got the chance to pick up a load of awesome swag just for giving your two cents. No sweat.

Featured on the pages of Blunt this month we’ve got:

- La Dispute dig deep for their latest release, Wildlife.
- Mastodon return to earth to chat about the audio psychedelia of The Hunter.
- New Found Glory are showing no signs of slowing down.
- Machine Head cast doubt on The Locust being “the one”.
- Blink-182: Back in the studio and back on the horse, the raucous trio are back, baby.
- Don’t forget to get your votes in for our annual Blunt Readers’ Poll here.

Plus Confession, We Came As Romans, Dropkick Murphys, Crashdïet, a You Met At Six poster and all the usual Blunt good bits!

It’s important to appreciate great bands while they last! Can you believe it’s the 20th Anniversary of Nirvana’s Nevermind? We’ve included a classic shot of the band in their prime for your wall. Sadly, this month we’re saying goodbye to Canada’s post-hardcore heavy hitters Alexisonfire and due to huge demand, we’ve included a one-off special memorial collage dedicated to the band as a major mega poster. Also getting the mega treatment this issue are prog-rock giants Mastodon, Aussie favourites The Amity Affliction and rising stars The Devil Wears Prada.

Don’t forget to make some room on your walls to tack these guys up as well:

- New Found Glory
- We Came As Romans
- Pierce The Veil
- Tonight Alive
- The Ghost Inside
- Bury Your Dead
-The Acacia Strain

Plus loads more!

Issue #103 is on sale now and we’ve crammed it full of all your favourites plus a few little extras. This month’s issue comes equipped with your very own 3Wise Records Spring Sampler, including the likes of Zebrahead, Madina Lake, Fireworks, Make Do & Mend, Man Overboard and more! Make sure you hound your local newsagent if your copy isn’t attached.

Dotting the pages of Blunt this month we’ve got:

- Black Veil Brides: the re-birth of cock rock, glam and goth in one skinny little package.
- D.R.U.G.S.’ Craig Owens is back on the horse. No, not that one!
- The Jezabels: the understated Aussies sticking it to everyone.
- Falling in Reverse’s Ronnie Radke is fresh outta the joint and hell bent on revenge!
- Opeth: the Swedish gentlemen of metal revisit their ’70s heritage.
- Bastardfest: Get the low-down on the dirtiest, thrashiest, heaviest and ugliest music festival as it comes to town this month.

Plus Alexisonfire, Redcoats, Russian Circles, Psycroptic, Horrible Crowes and all the usual Blunt good bits!

The cancellation of next month’s Soundwave Revolution got you down? Us too, so why not wipe those tears with the fresh pages of Blunt #102, available in newsagents now!

In this month’s issue we’ve managed to cram in:

- Avenged Sevenfold are back with a vengeance.
- Suicide Silence tell the haters where they can shove it.
- Taking Back Sunday reunite and get back to basics.
- August Burns Red: Level. Erase. Improve. Repeat.
- Trivium’s Matt Heafy tells us how the band’s molten metal is modern art.
- The Getaway Plan get freaky in Canada and rediscover that special something.

Plus Calling All Cars, Rise Against, In Flames, Dream On, Dreamer and all the usual Blunt good bits!