Ozzy, Megadeth, Lamb of God and Lorna Shore Appear on Covers of New Issue | Revolver

Ozzy, Megadeth, Lamb of God and Lorna Shore Appear on Covers of New Issue

Fall 2022 print edition also features Dead Cross, TDWP, Halestorm and more
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Ozzy Osbourne, Los Angeles, 2022
photograph by Ross Halfin

Here at Revolver, we're all about celebrating heavy metal not just as a badass style of music but also a hard-fighting, live-loud, never-surrender attitude. The four cover artists of our new Fall Issue — Ozzy Osbourne, Dave Mustaine, Lamb of God and Lorna Shore — embody that spirit like few others, consistently battling against the odds, coming back from major setbacks and, in some cases, defying death itself.

You can pre-order the magazine now along with special limited-edition collector's bundles, featuring exclusive vinyl, shirts, art prints and more, at our shop.

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Witch Fever
photograph by Derek Bremner

Five Artists You Need to Know
U.K. doom punks Witch Fever, anti-racist powerviolence crew Zulu, Knocked Loose side project Inclination, Arizona post-metal outfit Holy Fawn and hardcore whirlwind Mindforce

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Ozzy Osbourne
The Prince of Darkness reflects on five decades of hell-raising, reuniting with Tony Iommi and why he's saying "fuck that" to retirement

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Megadeth
Dave Mustaine pulls no punches — with his vicious thrash metal or his brutal honesty. We put the latter to the test with our readers' most burning questions. He did not disappoint.

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Lorna Shore
The New Jersey crew have weathered crises that would've crushed a weaker band. Here's how they beat the odds to become the new faces of deathcore.

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Lamb of God
Revolver ranked the Virginia metal stalwarts' albums from worst to best, and Mark Morton was not pleased. Here, the guitarist does it his way.

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The Devil Wears Prada
Frontman Mike Hranica sounds off on his life's passions: from the "fun masochism" of hockey to his beloved road dog Milly

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Halestorm
Leader Lzzy Hale recounts her unlikely rise from shy small-town farm girl to global rock & roll star

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Djent Car Club
A look at the fast-paced lives — and high-performance rides — of Animals as Leaders' Tosin Abasi and Periphery's Misha Mansoor

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Dead Cross
Eclectic vocalist Mike Pattonn on the tragedies and triumphs surrounding Dead Cross' new album and why his career is "a fucked-up mixtape"

Plus, original artwork by Luke Preece inspired by Ozzy Osbourne and "the legend that is the Prince of Darkness."