Slam Dunk Festival has become quite the heavyweight in the world of festivals since their humble beginnings back in 2006. Over the 13 years since it was founded, it has grown out of its one stage of Leeds, most of its time there being nestled in the city’s University, and attracts bands and fans worldwide. Read More
Employed To Serve may have a claim to being one of the biggest success stories from the British hardcore scene in recent years, with the band achieving Kerrang!’s Album Of The Year accolade for 2017’s ‘The Warmth Of A Dying Sun’, and a graduation from Holy Roar Records to Universal subsidiary Spinefarm Records. Read More
After their award winning sophomore release ‘The Warmth Of A Dying Sun’, Woking’s Employed To Serve have taken their infectious and raw hardcore to new levels with their third LP, ‘Eternal Forward Motion’. Read More
After 15 years together as a band, in which time they’ve released six full-length albums, Sheffield’s Bring Me The Horizon have finally bagged their first ever festival headline slot at this year’s All Points East Read More
This year’s Glastonbury Festival may be headlined by the likes of The Cure, The Killers and Stormzy, but the fresh announcement of The Scum stage has made the line-up a whole lot heavier. Read More
In what will be the final teaser for the band’s upcoming third album, ‘Eternal Forward Motion’, Woking’s Employed To Serve have dropped a video for the record’s titular track. Read More
This year’s ArcTanGent Festival is shaping up to yet another great one with the line-up that they’re bringing, and they’ve just announced a bunch more, including a headline slot from Coheed & Cambria. Read More
British heavy hitters Employed To Serve have approached the difficult but necessary discussion point of suicide in their brand new song, ‘Harsh Truth’. Read More
It’s about four months until Bring Me The Horizon make their debut festival headliner appearance at All Points East Festival in London, and the line-up for their day has just got a little heavier. Read More
Festival announcements for this summer are starting to come in quick and fast now, and the organisers of Slam Dunk Festival have just made one of their own, naming a further ten confirmed acts. Read More
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