The Horror genre more than any other has lived and died by it’s persistance on sequelising IP, for better or worse. Ice Nine Kills have decided to take this tried and tested method and applied it to their latest album. Following on from 2018’s hugely Successful The Silver Scream, they have returned with another slice…
After a not-so-unexpected postponement, While She Sleeps finally got on the road for an extremely intimate tour to celebrate the release of their fifth album, Sleeps Society. We were there for the first show of their three night stint at The Key Club in Leeds. The other hottest band in UK metal kicked the night…
“You are the sun, you are the only one”. When we heard that ringing out we knew we were in the right place! And the right place being The Subways at Kentish Town Forum. Celebrating the 15th anniversary of Young For Eternity… (yes that did make us feel old) we saw the band back on…
This year’s Primordial Festival, hosted by Primordial Radio took place at Lincolnshire’s Showground and saw our welsh festival favs Skindred headlining, with support from Terrorvision, Borders, Hands Off Gretel and Carry The Crown. Photographer Matt Higgs captured the epic performances in all of their glory. Check out the galleries below! Skindred Terrorvision Borders Hands Off…
It’s safe to say that every band has gone through a period of growth over the course of the pandemic, but none more than Southampton lads Miss Vincent who showcase their versatility in their debut album A Funeral For Youth. The album echoes an important message of being comfortable with who you are and that…
Time and time again, we overcome adversity. Humanity’s resilience cannot be denied. It’s in these times of triumph we seek to reflect on the environment we’re in and ourselves as characters. Filling the pool of reflection with their heaviest material to date is Mark Tremonti with his solo band’s fifth album, Marching In Time. Where…
Three decades, that’s how long Swedish prog icons Katatonia have been putting pick to string. Whether this seems possible or not, their repertoire of success speaks for itself and the band has rarely dipped from the upper echelons of the progressive scene. This quite rightly calls for celebration. Mnemosynean is as much of a self…
Trivium have always been a band to spend their time wisely; Never more so than over the last eighteen months since the beginning of the Coronavirus outbreak. When previous album What The Dead Men Say was released in the depths of the first lockdown, it was a sorely needed pick me up for Trivium fans…
The surprise announcement of vocalist Kaya Tarsus departing Blood Youth last month was certainly not something fans saw coming. Especially knowing a new album was on the horizon. It’s no secret that mental health and his struggles with this have been at the centre of Blood Youth’s lyrics and as such his reasons for leaving…
Starting off day two of Leeds Festival in strong fashion, we immediately make our way over to Main Stage West to catch an opening set from Southend rockers Nothing but Thieves (7), whose set seems to have been getting heavily promoted across the site’s many screens. Completely gone is the somewhat dreary weather of Friday,…
