Last year saw the release of ‘Social Cues’, the fifth album from alternative rock megastars, Cage The Elephant. What 2019 was also meant to see was the much-anticipated return of the Kentucky sextet to the UK. Read More
It doesn’t seem all that long ago when PVRIS exploded onto the scene with their 2014 debut album, ‘White Noise’, but six years later the trio have managed to amass an almost cult-like following with their fans. Read More
Being one of the most exciting bands in the instrumental scene, Polyphia manage to garner fans from several musical spectrums. Read More
It’s been quite a whirlwind for Liverpool’s Loathe recently. Their second full-length, ‘I Let It In And It Took Everything’, only dropped eight days ago, but even before its release, anyone invested felt like there was something special about to happen. Read More
It’s been nearly two years since Night Verses reinvented themselves with ‘From The Gallery Of Sleep’, an album which took the progressive elements that were always a part of the picture and thrusted them into the fore. Read More
It’s crazy to think that just a few years back, Bowling For Soup almost (sort of) packed it in and called it a day, to the point where they held and went ahead with a “farewell UK tour” in 2013. Read More
Last year, Frank Carter managed to achieve with his current project Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes something he didn’t quite attain with his previous outfits (Gallows and Pure Love): release a third album. Read More
Some of you may be unfamiliar with how big the self-professed “God’s favourite boy band” Waterparks are nowadays. To clarify, they’ve sold out two nights at London’s iconic Electric Ballroom, and hordes of eager fans decked head-to-toe in merch are queuing past Camden Market waiting to be let in. Read More
Bleak and unrivalled devastation was the aim for Leeched with their recently released sophomore, ‘To Dull The Blades Of Your Abuse’, a record that just doesn’t seem to let up to give you time to take a breath of air. Read More
One of the great things about the heavy music community is the camaraderie, right? Peers will continually support and helping one another get that extra leg up, whether they’re on the same level of popularity or not – it really doesn’t matter. Read More
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