No band has managed to find the balance between pop-punk and metalcore quite as effortlessly as Ocala’s A Day To Remember, a quintet who just so happen to also be the kings of breakdowns. Read More
Boasting a career that’s lasted for over four decades, KISS are one of the most definitive bands in rock, and they’ve managed to maintain a level of legacy and icon that almost every other band would barely even dream to attain. Read More
Once again, it’s time to bear witness to one of the most consistently brilliant yet underrated songwriters to grace this earth, Jamie Lenman. Read More
15 years ago, we saw the release of ‘Silent Alarm’, the full-length debut album from then fresh faced indie rockers, Bloc Party. Read More
If there’s one thing to be said about polarising Japanese metal troupe Babymetal, it’s that their fanbase is as diverse as they come. From teenage girls cosplaying as their heroes to aging rockers donning Dream Theater shirts, their appeal seems to stretch far and wide. Read More
Over the past few years, the surge that has been pushing Gojira through the ranks of their metal contemporaries has been quite astounding. The quintet have fast evolved from small contenders to prime candidates of leading metal’s future. Read More
Last year, Will Haven suggested in interviews that while making their latest album, ‘Muerte’, that they entertained the possibility that it could be their last. But, at this point, it’s hard to imagine that may have even been an idea. Read More
Maintaining its ever-lasting reputation of being the premium annual rock and metal festival in the UK, Download Festival has returned once again for 2019, hosting main stage headline spots from Def Leppard, Slipknot, and Tool across the weekend. Read More
Maintaining its ever-lasting reputation of being the premium annual rock and metal festival in the UK, Download Festival has returned once again for 2019, hosting main stage headline spots from Def Leppard, Slipknot, and Tool across the weekend. Read More
Maintaining its ever-lasting reputation of being the premium annual rock and metal festival in the UK, Download Festival has returned once again for 2019, hosting main stage headline spots from Def Leppard, Slipknot, and Tool across the weekend. Read More
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