With a relatively new name, a new singer (another member of the Dickinson metal dynasty, Griffin), the time has come for Shvpes to unleash some new music! They’ve done that in some style, with the release of their brand new single God Warrior. You can check out the lyric video below: Formerly known as Cytota,…
Miss May I’s latest album ‘Deathless’ should sound familiar to anyone who’s listened to even a single from the band in the past. Unashamedly mid-000’s in its approach to metalcore ‘Deathless’ is executed very well although you can’t help but feel that Miss May I have taken a backward step creatively on this album. As…
It has always felt as if Miss May I have stuck tirelessly to the same template for each of their albums meaning there really isn’t that much diversity in their back catalogue. Latest release ‘Rise of the Lion’ changes that. Breaking from the metalcore formula much more than on previous records serves ‘Miss May I’…
It has to be said, this year has been a bloody good year for bands touring together. It may be only February (and ages to go till festival season) but wow, there are some epic combinations. Then there’s the show we’re heading to tonight. We not only have monsters of metal Killswitch Engage and Trivium,…
Words by Jamie Giberti & James Halstead Tours like this are the ones you really look forward to for months in advance. Seeing two of the biggest metal bands that have emerged since the turn of the century, on the same night, both with proper length sets to look forward to, it’s no wonder that…
Things just got a whole lot more interesting for Download next year (not that it wasn’t looking good already). Andy Copping and the powers that be at Castle Donington have unleashed another dozen bands for our collective enjoyment for the Download Festival 2014! First up are former Download headliners and US pop punk band The…
How do you kick off a show featuring two of the biggest bands loosely associated with the “metalcore” tag ever to hit the UK? By adding one of the most promising bands to come along in that field in the last few years. Ohio five piece Miss May I are delighted to announce they will…
Bullet For My Valentine recently played the Camden Roundhouse promoting latest album ‘Temper Temper’ so James went down to check them out to see whether despite the negative feedback surrounding new album Temper Temper they’ve still “got it” live. Miss May I (7) kick off this evening’s entertainment; they’re fairly standard metalcore fodder but are…
