Rising above their status as a local screamo institution, Milwaukee trio Snag deliver one of the year’s most intense and emotional LPs.
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.
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.
Cardiff based dystopian rockers Death Cult Electric make a stunning impact on their rip-roaring debut double album.
Progressing from their piano-led art-rock roots, Sans Froid deliver one of the year’s most expressive and expansive experimental releases without alienating newcomers to their sound.
Making their Cardiff debut at Clwb Ifor Bach, Swedish lo-fi emo trailblazers Weatherday lead an eclectic and forward-thinking night alongside noisy Cardiff emo act Heartpiece and vibey Bristol alt-pop/noise rockers Sun Spot.
Keeping the momentum going after a stellar debut album and a year of intensive touring, Bristol post-punk sensations Knives return with four more reworkings of their hits by some very special guests.
Alt legends Haggard Cat return with their first new material in five years and their most evolved sound yet.
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.
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.
2026 is bound to go down in history as the year the internet collectively became obsessed with a pair of aliens playing microtonal math rock. On their second full-length album Vol. II Angine De Poitrine prove that there's more to them than weird costumes and polka dots.
On their debut album Canadian duo Closed City ignore any instinct to make their music accessible or marketable, instead creating a singularly eclectic sound based around avant-garde composition and experimental drone textures.