Following up their recent return to the live arena, York quartet Glamour of the Kill have announced an April UK headlining run with surprise special guests and fellow York natives InVisions as well as Silent Screams. Tickets are on sale on Wednesday 16th January at 13:00 GMT so get them while they’re hot! 2nd Manchester, Rebellion 3rd
Exeter, on the River Exe between Plymouth and Bristol is a city in Devon. It was the most south-westerly of the Roman fortified settlements in the UK and is home to Exeter Guildhall, the oldest remaining civic building in Britain. It’s also the home of Joss Stone, JK Rowling (the author of Harry Potter, like you didn’t
After a few hiccups and missed shows, Exeter Tech-Metallers Napoleon have announced the release of their second album “Epiphany” via Basick Records on 2nd November! Pre-orders haven’t gone live yet but first song and tease for the album “Ignite” along with the cover art have been released today! The band will play MoreCore Festival in
Yesterday Hard Core dropped a list of their Top 10 Metalcore bands, which you can watch here But, while it’s a decent list and the likes of Ice Nine Kills, While She Sleeps and Architects are deserving of a mention, there are some glairing admissions. So here are 5 of our own from the current
In celebration of a glorious Fat Lip Fest in Bristol this past weekend, here’s a playlist to put the Monday morning blues to bed. All the bands from the Adnams Stage at The Lanes plus, of course the song the event takes its name from! Going since 2013, this years event marked the 5 year
Continuing our journey across the black map of the UK underground metal scene, we come to the fair city of Coventry. Perhaps the birth place of legendary figure, St. George “The Dragon Slayer”, patron Saint of England but more aptly the place that Chuck Berry recorded his No. 1 single “My Ding-a-ling”, doing so at
The Adnam Stage is where we’re at, in The Lanes bowling alley for Bristol’s Fat Lip Feat 2018! Fat Lip has been going since 2013 with regular live shows and taking its name from the much loved Sum 41 song. The annual one dayer is split across 4 stages and 3 venues in a close
After a fantastic 2017, 2018 got off to the worst possible start for London’s Shields with the sad news of the passing of Guitarist George Christie on 31st January. Impressive new single “It’s Killing Me” has been released just 5 days before via Long Branch Records and with the bands new album completed the news came
Taken from their upcoming new album “Life In Exhile” our on 20th April via Long Branch Records, Shields have released an official music video for “Black Dog”. The band will play an album release show at London’s Boston Music Room on 21st April. The show will see Shields supported by Create To Inspire, Silent Screams
Having just announced a support run with Oceans Ate Alaska, Shields have a show at London’s Boston Music Room on 21st April for an album release show. The bands full length debut album “Life In Exile” is released the day before on 20th April via Long Branch Records. Support will come from Silent Screams and
