As if to set the atmosphere for tonight’s stoner punks, there’s an affable atmosphere at Camden’s famous Underworld, with a live band just outside playing slow, bluesy rock that’s drawn a not-insignificant crowd. 

On a chilly October evening, autumn is in full swing and while some may be nursing their pumpkin spice lattes, tonight we’re nursing drinks at the iconic Black Heart in Camden for a night of rock’n’roll glory.

Billy Boy In Poison isn’t your average band name. But then, the Danish collective aren’t your average band either. Taking their name from cult classic A Clockwork Orange, their blend of deathcore-meets-metalcore is at once familiar but still finds a way to help them stand apart from their peers… “if they can remember how to pronounce it!” they laugh when we sit down to ask about it.

Trivium are great, water is wet, the Earth is round. Three simple, incontrovertible truths though, just a few short years ago, the first of those was somewhat in question.

Post-metal troupe LLNN sound like the apocalypse. A bold claim, to be sure, but an accurate one.

Like Nirvana? Good, because so do Gloo and boy, do they want you to know about it.

Norwegian prog mavericks Leprous have had a storied career, to say the least.