Silent Descent are a 6 piece from Dartford UK and 12 years strong as they are on the verge of releasing their third full length album titled Turn To Grey which will blow your mind while you try and process all the exciting flavours. Think of this album like a packet of Jellybeans… You have […]
With Christmas season officially starting in just a couple of days, Scream Serenity will be kicking it off with their new album, Eye of the Storm. The first track of the album is the The Best of the Worst. Starting off slow, but quickly jumping into the heavy guitar riffs and slamming drum beats, this […]
Merge Funeral for a Friend and Against the Current, throw in some stumbling, edgy riffs as well as some heavy vocals and you have You Win Again Gravity's new album 'Anonymity'.
Released on November 24th, Calligram’s debut record Askesis is a dark brooding example of blackened hardcore. The combination of slow more expansive elements and the unadulterated fury of faster more extreme parts, will take the listener on a dark artistic journey. Being only six tracks long, there is no filler with each song bringing something […]
Opening the show tonight are Pontypool rockers Digital Criminals. They’re entertaining and show off some of their talent during their short set with frontwoman Emily Bates commanding the floor in front of the stage well. The only downpoint of their set was the length, with all sets having to be cut short due to curfew.
We’re heading for winter again people, nights are drawing in and it’s all cold outside. If like me that makes you a little sad then may I suggest a bit of fresh pop punk? Conveniently, Seven Stories High are releasing their EP Deadweight on November 24th. The Swansea pop punks have penned a four track […]
With a glam-goth look, old-school rock ‘n’ roll vibe, fashion-art rockers Palaye Royale are releasing their Boom Boom Room (Side A) album through Sumerian Records this week. They’ve gathered quite the fan-base who are impatiently awaiting the release of the record. Opener Don’t Feel Quite Right is catchy and has an old-school rock n roll […]
Derby metalcorers Forever In The Making have released their debut EP The Space In Between. For a metalcore band, the opening to Bring The Fire is not what you expect with some atmospheric instrumentation. Danie Baugh’s vocals are some of the best in the industry in my opinion, she’s got that smooth, melodic style complete […]
This week (Friday the 24th), South Wales trio The Starling Radicals will be releasing their brand new EP, Promisedland Vol 1. The EP starts with I’m With Her. Immediately, the song is already catchy before the vocalist has even begun, always a good sign when you’re listening to a new song. Then, it becomes even […]
Long Island emo legends The Movielife returned to the stage they last played fifteen years ago this week to kick off a run of UK dates in support of their comeback record Cities in Search of a Heart. Things kick off with an intense and atmospheric performance from the mysterious Guillotine, this quartet specialise […]
Glasgow-based rockers, Divide, are releasing EP ‘Embers’, following hype from BBC Radio 1, XFM, Amazing Radio, The Scottish Sun, Scuzz TV, Kerrang!, Rock Sound and Punktastic. It’s not a surprise to hear that the band have already received such high praise. They’re a uniquely melodic rock band, with elements of heavy rock and soul. They’ve […]
On Saturday November 11th, Jamie Lenman curated and headlined his own all-day festival, appropriately titled LENMANIA. The day saw an eclectic collection of British artists playing across two stages, The Dome and the Boston Music Room in London’s Tufnell Park. We went along to check out everything the afternoon had in store. “Thanks for […]
The Used are back with a brand new album titled The Canyon! Opening the album with a heartfelt and emotional spoken word piece before opening into an equally emotional acoustic For You. Beginning a rock album with an acoustic is an odd choice but it provides a unique atmosphere. Cold War Telescreen brings the album […]
Counting Days hit the stage hard to a crowd I could count before the opening song rings the last note really generating the setting of a classic DIY Hardcore show where everyone is dotted around the floor area shyly head banging in appreciation while the band do all the hard work in giving 100% of […]
Sleeping With Sirens recently released a 3 track live acoustic EP titled Live & Acoustic from NYC. The record sees the band strip back three of the tracks from their latest album Gossip. People are always impressed by Kellin Quinn’s vocals, however, it’s only when you hear him performing acoustic can you truly appreciate his […]
