Tag: Radar Festival

Listmania: Metal Noise Top #5 Live Bands of 2023!

The fifth category in our Listmaina Awards Season is dedicated to those bands who bring the heat to the stage, the one place where there is absolutely no hiding place. So of all the bands we’ve witnessed from all the shows and festivals we’ve reviewed in the past year, who stood out enough to make

NEWS: Volumes bend Radar Festival!

Filmed and edited by Maxi Curnow, US  DJentlemen Volumes have shared a compilation of footage from their appearance at Radar Festival in Manchester used to create a music video for “Bend” from their current album “Happier?“. That performance too place after one at the iconic Camden Underworld in London which happened to be on the

NEWS: Sertraline evolve into Waterlines!

What’s in a name? Well a lot actually. A new line up have brought fresh ideas and a new sound and so Sertraline have taken the decision to rebrand themselves Waterlines although changing their name on social media and keeping their followers has proved to be more difficult than it needs to be. They’ve launched that ship

Live Review: Radar Festival 2022 Day #3 (Sunday)!

The third and final day of the extended second incarnation of Radar Festival begins with the journey to the Casino Night Club in Guildford, for which we have the pleasures of a playlist that features some classic Metal tracks from the past 20 odd years including works by American Head Charge, God Forbid and Deftones.

Live Review: Radar Festival 2022 Day #2 (Saturday)!

The second of three at the Casino Night Club in Guildford for Radar Festival is a big one with bigger crowds and slush puppy style pints of frozen Pimm’s on offer as well as a plethora of bands bringing riffs in plentiful supply from 13:00 to the midnight hour to keep us entertained. We predict

Live Review: Radar Festival 2022 Day #1 (Friday)!

It’s been a couple of troubled years but the second incarnation of Radar Festival is finally upon us with as much of the original line up as possible remaining intact. After half an hour in the scorching sunshine waiting for the doors to open, the first pint of Devil Wears Larger, one of several in

Playthrough: “Skylark” from Tiberius!

Ryan Anderson has been lined up for a bass playthrough of “Skylark” by his band mates in Tiberius, so he’s got his Warwick Corvette standard 5 string bass plugged into Neural DSP Darkglass B7K for the purpose. As they have album “A Peaceful Annihilation” under their belt they have various festival bookings in 2021, including

NEWS: “Nature of the Paradox” chosen by Shokran!

Filmed during their last tour over Eurasia exactly one year ago and directed by Ryabov Productions, Russian Progressive Metallers Shokran have chosen “Nature of the Paradox” as the latest single from their current album “Ethereal“. The band have launched a wealth of new merch which is available here as well as announcing their presence in