Big Ole Album, Vol. 1′ not only marks twenty years since A Day To Remember’s debut LP, ‘And Their Name Was Treason’ – it also marks a stylistic return to the blend of metalcore and pop-punk that ...

With extreme metal, theres a tendency to think that the apex of heaviness has been reached some time ago. After all, once you’ve got brain rattling blast beats, riffs that sound like they’ve been ...

New Delhi’s own Bloodywood have taken on the globe since their 2022 self-released debut, and here on their label debut, ‘Nu Delhi’, they’re still fearlessly flying their own flag painted in colours ...

With the release of their debut album, ‘We Could Be Brave’, the key word that personifies Michael Cera Palin is that last one. Having formed over a decade ago, taking a hiatus and reforming early 2020 ...

If you’ve felt a little alienated by the lore surrounding what’s fundamentally a very smart rock band, then ‘The Father Of Make Believe’ will be the album that welcomes you back into the fold. Claudio ...

Grady Allen is surprisingly calm, wrapped in a bright yellow sweater and enjoying the afternoon sunshine. You’d think with Anxious’ second album, ‘Bambi’, coming out in less than a month, the frontman ...

There’s so much beauty waiting to be unearthed beneath the stark constructions of ‘Nine’, and you face the choice to throw yourself into the rough and uneasy landscapes Touché Amoré sonically paint or ...

Nearly eight years on from their first ever gig at The Black Heart, London cult heroes Green Lung have turned the beloved Camden institution into a shrine for all things occult ahead of their biggest ...

For one night only, Spiritbox are gracing the UK with their presence. We all knew they’d be back after their slot supporting Korn last year, but selling out the ten thousand strong Alexandra Palace is ...

Metalcore is an incredibly exciting genre to be a fan of, especially in recent years. Bands like Chamber, Boundaries and God Complex are just some of the names that come to mind, all lending a hand to ...