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LIVE REVIEW

Live Review: Hail The Sun, Kurt Travis and Every Hell | The Fleece, Bristol | 18/03/2026

Rising stars of the progressive post-hardcore world Hail The Sun return to The Fleece with their latest album cut. turn. fade. black. and a stacked night of supports in tow. Alongside Brighton based doom pop supergroup Every Hell and post-hardcore icon Kurt Travis, Hail The Sun deliver an eclectic evening of cathartic post-hardcore fun.

Live Review: Toe and HAAL| The Prospect Building, Bristol | 10.04.2026

The legendary Toe return to Bristol to begin the European leg of their 25th anniversary tour. Do the Japanese math rockers nail their first UK show in over 10 years?

Live Review: Nails, Heriot and Pupil Slicer | Electric, Bristol | 26.03.2026

Nails, Heriot and Pupil Slicer all under one roof? It goes without saying that this was a violent one.

FEATURE

Genghis Tron, Truck Violence, False Advertising and More: New Noizze – The 14 Must-Listen Tracks of the Week

You know the deal, here's the best singles of the week.

Man Band – Strong Man | Album Premiere and Track-by-Track

Much akin to masculinity as a concept, the debut record from Man Band is a hefty and intangible thing. Alongside the band breaking down the album track by track, we’re honoured to premiere it.

Dead Pony, MONO, Vana, At The Gates and More: New Noizze – The 13 Must-Listen Tracks of Last Week

The world's teetering on the edge of total collapse, but at least we've still got tunes. Here's out favourite 13 tracks from last week.

RELEASE REVIEW

Six Feet Under – Next To Die | Album Review

Six Feet Under return, but instead of brutality there’s only decay, a legacy slowly crumbling under the weight of its own past.

Bodysnatcher – Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home | Album Review

After the roaring success of Bodysnatcher’s 2017 Death Of Me, launching the band’s career on a projection unlike many other deathcore bands, they are back at it again with what can simply be described as their most well put together record yet.

Gnod – Chronicles of Gnowt Volume 1 | Album Review

Kicking around the British psych scene for two decades now, genre-bending, constantly morphing counter-culture collective Gnod reflect on their career in the first of a trio of suitably wacky releases.