Liminal Ritual is out now. Purchase a copy HERE.
Tickets are available on the 2000 Trees website. Can’t make this year? Don’t worry, 2027 tickets are currently on an early bird offer for a limited time.
Leading a trio of trios in a night of mammoth riffs and memorable choruses, Cork alt-rockers The Last Vinci return to Bristol in support of their third album 15 Minutes At A Time alongside local favourites Blank Atlas and Birmingham rising stars Terminals.
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Leading the charge in a night of experimental music celebrating the release of their sophomore album, Sans Froid bring Lawi Anywar and Red Sun Alert to Bristol’s Strange Brew for an eclectic night to remember.
All good things must come to end, and sadly Download 2026 was no exception. Here's what went down on the final day.
The newly formed Soft Curse lay a dark curtain of gloom metal upon Santa Rosa, California. Ahead of the release of their debut album Liminal Ritual, we sat down with vocalist/guitarist Jonny Andrew to talk about the origins of the band and why they chose to push themselves in this new direction.
If you were at 2000 Trees melting in the heat, or if you were simply at home melting in the heat, here's some more heat, but the good kind. Our picks of the best tracks from the last fortnight.
2000 Trees returns to Upcote Farm in Cheltenham from Wednesday, July 8th to Saturday, July 11th, celebrating 19 years as one of the UK's most beloved family and community-focused festivals. This year's lineup is topped by Funeral For A Friend, Alkaline Trio and Neck Deep, alongside a stacked bill packed with freshest and noisiest acts around. To help you plan your weekend, Noizze has picked the essential bands you won't want to miss, and we've even listed them in chronological order because we love you. Words by Cece Lawless, Paul Stephenson and Will Marshall
Are you growing tired of the over produced metal that has been bombarding our ears for the last lord knows how long? Then meet Canada's newest inoffensive metalcore export.
Few figures in heavy music have built a catalogue quite like revered Will Haven guitarist Jeff Irwin. Across three decades with the Sacramento heroes, he’s consistently made time to explore new textures with projects like Ghostride and Goodbye Black Sky, all the while taking with him an unmistakable style that is frequently referenced but rarely outmatched.
On their second EP, Every Hell are still finding their shape. But when it lands, it's strong enough to crack the pavement.
