After twelve incredible years of spoiling us with their progressively masterful post-hardcore music, British trio Arcane Roots have announced that it’s time to close the curtains on this chapter of their careers. Read More
It is with regret that we report that Kingston based trio Arcane Roots have sadly taken to their Facebook page to announce, in their own words, “the end of this chapter of Arcane Roots”. Read More
In just under a fortnight, Torbay’s own Burn It Down Festival will be going ahead, and the event’s organisers have now confirmed the final acts to complete the 2018 line-up. Read More
British singer/songwriter Jamie Lenman has now released a rather spacey and somewhat ethereal video to accompany ‘Irrelevant’, the second of the two tracks to come from his forthcoming double A-side single. Read More
Ahead of their appearance at this year’s 2000 Trees Festival and ArcTanGent, British rock trio Arcane Roots have now confirmed details of their forthcoming EP, ‘Landslide’, their first release since last year’s full-length, ‘Melancholia Hymns’. Read More
The finalists for the 2018 Heavy Music Awards have been revealed during the launch event held at Gorilla in Manchester, which also saw live performances during the night from Milestones, Loathe, and Cold Years. Read More
The second batch of acts to form this year’s ArcTanGent Festival have just been confirmed, and will all be joining the line-up which already boasts names like And So I Watch From Afar, Jamie Lenman, Rolo Tomassi, and Pianos Become The Teeth. Read More
It’s that time of year again where festival line-ups begin to get bulked up and tastier. Although a little late on the scene with their first announcement, 2000 Trees Festival have now broken the news of their first wave of bands to play in July. Read More
After enjoying top ten chart success with new release ‘Melancholia Hymns’ in 2017, Arcane Roots recently announced a string of tour dates in March 2018. To add to this, the band also announced that Grumble Read More
BBC Radio 1 have revealed the line-up for their annual Radio 1 Rocks event – and it’s huge. The gig, hosted by DJs Annie Mac and Daniel P Carter, will take place at BBC Maida Vale studios in London, Read More
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