Fangclub announce October UK tour
Fresh off announcing their second album Vulture Culture, Fangclub have also revealed details of a UK tour.
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Phoxjaw and The King Is Dead at Satan’s Hollow, Manchester
It is a terrible crime that both of these bands find themselves playing a half empty small venue in Manchester on a Wednesday night, as both are perfect examples of new and exciting bands, drawing from the past while striving towards new territory.
Introducing The Hunting Project – the next big thing in the hardcore world
It is my pleasure to finally introduce to you a band called The Hunting Project. I've known these guys for some time, meeting them via my Love It To Death Instagram (Love It To Death is my personal music blog, in case you were wondering) back when they had no music out and were called Grizzly!. How times have changed.
Welsh rockers Junior unveil debut album
Welsh pop-punks Junior have revealed details of their long-awaited debut album.
Thrice announce co-headline tour with Refused
Thrice and Refused are set to head out on a co-headline tour later this year!
Drug Church announce 2019 UK and European tour
Punk rockers Drug Church have announced a raft of UK and European dates for the Summer.
Hollywood Undead, Loathe @ Leeds o2 Academy
Hollywood Undead at the Leeds o2 Academy is, thus far, the biggest gig I've reviewed. They're also, as the saying goes, not my cup of tea. However, Avatar aren't my cup of tea. Royal Republic aren't (really) my cup of tea. Five Finger Death Punch definitely aren't my cup of tea. And I enjoyed all of those bands live.
Sum 41 announce June UK dates
Sum 41 will be returning to the UK in June!
The Struts announce October tour
UK glam rock superstars The Struts have revealed they will be returning to their home soil for a UK and European tour in october! Frontman Luke Spiller says: “Ladies and Gentlemen, we are very excited to announce these additional dates for our Young & Dangerous 2019 Tour. It’s going to be a collection of shows that […]
Ones To Watch at Slam Dunk 2019
As we have just under a month until Slam Dunk Festival, Tom Butterworth gives us his lowdown on his stand out acts of the festival in the first of a two part Ones To Watch.
Death Blooms – You Are Filth
According to other people, Death Blooms are a big thing for the UK hardcore scene, so the release of their new EP 'You Are Filth' is an important point for the band. Having only 4 songs, however, means they have to deliver the goods. And they do, but theres a few bads in there too.
New Years Day – Unbreakable
New New Years Day record 'Unbreakable' comes after a dissatisfied band scrapped a tonne of songs and set out to write a new batch, all ready to explode and show both the band's anger and pride. Costello wanted to go somewhere different, and she has.
Introducing Wake Up Hate – the band proving that rock ain’t dead and never will be
It's not really a debate that last Christmas I has some amazing presents. I got some coloured Judas Priest vinyl, some Rise Against, Nikki Sixx's photography book and lots of chocolate. But one thing I hadn't realised was that this year I would have a late present. Wake Up Hate officially became a band and released their debut single 'The Cycle' on Christmas Eve, but I'd been too caught up in the festivities to hear it. When I did hear it, it changed a lot of things, namely my perception of debut singles. These guys hadn't just hashed out a first song to get there name out there. They were shooting for the stars from the get go.
Hot Takes: Getting To Know…. 3ree
Welcome to the feature; Hot Takes! We chat to a band or artist that we have unearthed as some what of a hidden gem and allow them the chance to introduce themselves to you, the reader. Today is the turn of new Australian trio 3ree!
Dave Hause – Kick
Dave Hause’s new record ‘Kick’ is simply ten songs about being strong, understanding that we all struggle and kicking back against the things that kick you when you’re down. But underneath the lyrical meaning, what we actually have here is an album that’s actually very, very good. And I’ll explain why.