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Continue reading →: Imminence – A cathedral of soundOver the years, the Roundhouse – a former turntable engine shed turned performance venue in the early 60s – has built a reputation for hosting some of the biggest and most influential artists to pass through London. The Doors, Hendrix, Bowie and The Rolling Stones all tested the room long…
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Continue reading →: LANDMVRKS – Leading the French Metalcore RevolutionBlazing pyro, moth shaped confetti, grafitti on stage, and a world class heavy lineup – LANDMVRKS leading the metalcore revolution Over the last few years LANDMVRKS have been on a constant rise, and the release of their 4th studio album The Darkest Place I’ve Ever Been sky rocketed them to…
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Continue reading →: ADEPT – The comeback the heavy scene really neededSwedish metalcore group Adept have recently returned to the studio, and the stage. After a 9 year hiatus the band releases Blood Covenant, a metalcore album that could be used as the definition of what metalcore is – or at least what every band should aspire to. On December 3rd,…
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Continue reading →: FOXHAUNT – The Grace, London HeadlinerOn the 21st of September the Leeds lads came down to the capital for their first London headliner show. Armed with a new single released just days before the gig, “A New Beginning” which reads like a “starting over” anthem already, and two incredibly energetic bands: All Ears Avow and…
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Continue reading →: We need to talk about Sleep Token (at DLXXII)Written by guest author Mads If you were part of the unfortunate group who camped at the barrier from 10am to 11pm on Saturday, June 14, 2025—where did you put your confetti? Mine’s next to my Even in Arcadia album! But seriously, we need to talk about the most controversial headliner of…
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Continue reading →: Kim Dracula: An editorial about fame and violenceThe best way to describe their debut album A Gradual Decline in Morale is a sensory overload, ADHD in musical form, unmedicated and raw.
