With 2019 being yet another success for ArcTanGent Festival, its return in 2020 has already been confirmed along with its first line-up announcement, including a headline set from Opeth. Read More
Having toured the world and gained honours from nearly every corner of the metal world for his work with TesseracT and Skyharbor, you’d think that Daniel Tompkins might want to kick back and relax for a little bit. Read More
Cramming in one last line-up announcement before the year comes to an end, Derbyshire metal weekender Bloodstock Open Air Festival have confirmed a further four names to join their 2019 line-up. Read More
Back in April, British progressive metal favourites TesseracT released ‘Sonder’, the band’s fourth full-length studio and follow-up to their 2015 offering, ‘Polaris’. Read More
British tech metal outfit TesseracT have had a pretty busy year so far and, by the looks of it, they have no plans to slow down just yet as they’ve just released a music video for their brand new track, ‘Juno’! Read More
With another trio of gigantic headliners yet again this year, with the Friday seeing a main stage headline set from Avenged Sevenfold, our team made their way down to the hallowed grounds of Download for another weekend of devil horns, head banging, and circle pits galore. Read More
It feels easy to take a band like TesseracT for granted. They’ve been mainstays of the British metal scene for some time, they’ve only been getting bigger and bigger since their inception, and, as far as British graduates from the tech metal/djent boom go, they’re certainly the name that falls easiest off the lips. Read More
Three years after the release of their critically acclaimed third full-length album, ‘Polaris’, British progressive metal band TesseracT have now released a video for their new track, ‘King’. Read More
British djent/progressive metal darlings TesseracT have just revealed the details surrounding their fourth record, and follow-up to the band’s 2015 full-length offering, ‘Polaris’. Read More
2018’s edition of the legendary Download Festival was already shaping up to be a good one when we entered the year. Set to be headlined by Avenged Sevenfold, Guns N’ Roses, and Ozzy Osbourne, it was never going to be anything less than absolutely huge. Read More
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