Surrounded by a sea of Carhartt, beanies and tiny moustaches, shoegazey alt-rockers Citizen take another victory lap in Bristol with support from Thistle. and Modern Color.
“Do You Remember the Pink Days?” If you do, then you might have been one of the lucky ones who got to see the Japanese noise rock band Boris during their celebratory Pink 20th Anniversary…
Off the back of their eighth LP Give Me Dirt, Canadian hardcore legends Cancer Bats lead a showcase of punk talent featuring California veterans Ignite and UK rising stars Knives.
Thirty-one years into their career, Darkest Hour have earned a legacy. With Suffer Divine, they are more interested in adding to it than living inside it.
Fun fact; in August of this year, raw sewage was dumped into Eastbourne’s local waters for seven hours straight after heavy rains overwhelmed local systems already damaged by heatwaves. The new album from Black Groove…
After what feels like an age, 2000 Trees have announced the first wave of names for next year’s festival and goodness me was it worth the wait.
When things have really gone to shit, you can always trust Spanish Love Songs to write the catchiest, existential dread-filled bangers about it.
From grief to identity to politics and social commentary, the new EP from Baby On A Rampage considers it all with crushing heaviness and melodic dirge.
One of the most exciting acts to come out of Australia’s metalcore scene in years, Future Static return with plenty of new ideas on their tight and ferocious sophomore album Ornaments and Memories.
Surrounded by a sea of Carhartt, beanies and tiny moustaches, shoegazey alt-rockers Citizen take another victory lap in Bristol with support from Thistle. and Modern Color.
Thirty-one years into their career, Darkest Hour have earned a legacy. With Suffer Divine, they are more interested in adding to it than living inside it.
When things have really gone to shit, you can always trust Spanish Love Songs to write the catchiest, existential dread-filled bangers about it.
