Architects have an announced that they will be performing from the iconic Abbey Road Studios on December 11th. This will be their second livestream after the band took to the Royal Albert Hall last year to debut several tracks from For Those That Wish To Exist. The band will be accompanied by the Parallax Orchestra…
Sabaton have released their limited-edition, live-in-concert, double DVD/Blu-Ray, The Great Show and the The 20th Anniversary Show. In addition to this they have also released The Great Show Stage Collector’s Edition box set, with all versions now available in stores and online. Taken from Sabaton’s 2019-2020 The Great Tour which they took worldwide, the two-hour…
Bring Me The Horizon have announced a line-up of guests that will be joining them for their four-day festival in Malta. Taking place between the 26-30th May 2022, the event promises four days and four nights with an itinerary curated by the band. Joining the band will be Bullet For My Valentine as well as…
Birthed by the time afforded by the pandemic, for fans of the Gothenberg melodeath scene, new band The Halo Effect are a true supergroup. Their credibility in this area is second to none with each member being a part of In Flames at one point. Made up of Mikael Stanne (vocals/dark tranquility), guitarists Niclas Engelin…
Returning to storm the UK with their 2022 headline tour, Lorna Shore have upgraded the London venue due to huge demand. Originally scheduled to play at the Boston Music Rooms, they will now perform at The Dome on the 30th January. The tour will see them bring their And I Return To Nothingness… EP overseas…
In their new video Strangers, Dragonforce go full 80s glam excess with a wink to the camera style that not many bands could pull off. Taken from their 2019 release Extreme Power Metal, the track goes hand-in-hand with its video that really celebrates the fun at the core of the band. Showcasing the bands self-aware…
With their first new release since 2015, Chunk! No, Captain Chunk! have returned from their hiatus with an album six years in the making. Choosing to not force the record out of themselves, ‘Gone Are The Good Days’ is a project that the band had high expectations for so they remained patient with it. When…
Swiss metallers Dreamshade are not the first and won’t be the last band to delve deeper into wider and more expansive themes when recording an album through the pandemic. With their fourth full-length record titled “A Pale Blue Dot”, Dreamshade shifts their focus into talking about less personal issues. With their blend of melodic metalcore…
One year on from the release of their breakout record ‘I Let It In And It Took Everything’, Liverpool’s Loathe decided to build on their current run with a surprise release. With a project that caught even the most devout Loathe fans off guard, ‘The Things They Believe’ adds another installment into the world created…
Talking about your own personal issues whilst the world endures a pandemic can feel a bit like preaching to the choir. With so much daily trauma, writing about your own struggles could easily feel inconsequential. This is a line that vocalist Lois McDougall and Drones have had to walk when approaching their second album ‘Our…