“Sun is shining, the weather is sweet, yeah… Make you wanna move your dancing feet now, To the rescue, here I am, Want you to know, y’all, can you understand?” ~ Bob Marley.
It has been too long since our last live review and so a trip to The Facebar in Reading on a bank holiday weekend for a night of Punk and Metal from a trio of well respected bands is gratefully received in these parts as The Freudian Session reunite with My Latest Failure but sadly
Tonight is the final show of the “Life Is Pain” headlining tour that has seen Liverpool Nu-Metallers Death Blooms play with a different opening act at each stop. A venue upgrade from The Black Heart to The Boston Music Rooms for tonight and 7 of 12 shows sold out for this tour acting as confirmation
On the day that their album “Hartsick” reaches its fifth anniversary, a smaller show is where we find Our Hollow Our Home and with good reason as they have a new line up playing together for the first time following the exit of both drummer Nick Taliadoros and bass player Bobby Brooks back in November
At a time when so many European tour treks are being rescheduled it’s refreshing to see tonight’s line up upon our shores when we honestly didn’t expect it to happen. The last night of the run sees the bands arriving in Southampton in the rain but while it’s cold outside, we know that tonight is
Arriving in Camden for the Spoiler, InRetrospect and Viatorem gig tonight at The Black Heart and it very much feels like coming home after a long time away. It’s the first Camden show for us in the better part of two years and after Metal Heads around the World (including this writer) put their hands
The last time we saw Corby Northamptonshire’s Raging Speedhorn live was at their 20th Anniversary show at Camden Electric Ballroom, a night we will never forget as for one night only the classic line up played their debut album. Since then… As they say in Singapore “Same Same Different” as a new line up have
Father please forgive me for it has been two years since my last confession. Well, not quite but other than the live streams, a hand full of local shows and of course Rabidfest, tonight’s sold out show from a sold out tour will see 600 people at The Dome in London for the first run
After the resounding success of day #1 of Rabidfest at The Bullingdon in Oxford who are are raising money for the Mental Health charity Restore, we’re back for day #2, which the organisers have put together a heavier and equally varied line up for. Thankfully the pools of blood, sweat and tears from last night
It’s been something like two years since we last had the pleasure of a festival or one dayer so today at The Bullingdon in Oxford at Rabidfest feels like a blast from the past, with the warm glow of nostalgia about it despite the cold of October. Working with the Mental Health charity Restore the
