Veridian [7/10] entertain with some glorious vocal harmonies and a trio of new songs in their set tonight “Halo”, the impressive and bass heavy “Curtains” and “Lies”. It’s been a while since we saw the Reading Alternative Rock quintet and they’ve enjoyed a sold out run in support of InMe in the meantime. The band
Tonight may only be the third date of the The Death To False Metalcore Tour and Sheffield Shredders Malevolence may have dropped off tonight’s bill but there are a quartet of bands with a clutch of classic albums who will be taking to the stage. For an 828 capacity venue on the first floor of
Tonight is our first visit to The Face Bar in Reading, a smaller venue with a growing reputation, two rooms, and a pair of stages. Tonight Krysthla are in town with a half dayer sized bill of bands in tow on a night that promises to get progressively heavier as it goes on… Weaponry [7/10]
The Roundhouse in the heart of London is the venue for tonight’s album release show and the closing date of a European Tour that has seen a quartet of bands building up to the appearance of “So What?”. The presence of a note that says a live choir will be appearing tonight is an intriguing
Tonight is the final date of the “In Moment//In Memory” UK tour which sees the bands taking the stage at The Boston Music Room in London before Our Hollow Our Home head to mainland Europe for a run of shows with York Deathcore crew InVisions who are freshly signed to Stay Sick Recordings and of
Germany Progressive Metal titans Obscura are no strangers to our shores. The venue may have changed twice from the O2 Academy to Camden Underworld and back, but that doesn’t put off an expectant crowd screaming for cuts from the bands new album “Diluvium” which is out now via Relapse Records. French Canadian Technical Death Metallers
The Annual EMP sponsored Persistence Tour rolls into London and the O2 Forum in Kentish Town bringing with it a fine selection of bands within various Hardcore Sub-genres. Each show on the tour has had a local band opening up, however this afternoon is different. West Midlands Extreme Metallers Napalm Death are the special guests!
It’s Friday night and Canadian Hardcore Punks Cancer Bats are in town to party! Tonight is night #5 or as Liam Cormier puts it, the fifth concerto, of “The Spark That Moves” UK tour, which will see them tear up stages literally everywhere upon our shores! Hailing from Kathmandu Nepal are tonight’s surprise openers Underside
Once “Holy Hell” found its way to our eardrums after it’s surprisingly quick recording, it was only a matter of time before we fell in love with it. In the absence of their fallen brother Tom Searle (Rest In Peace) the band have forged on with their careers and the music they are passionate about and delivered
Formerly known as The Mean Fiddler, the O2 Forum in Kentish Town London is a 2,300 capacity sold out venue tonight. Bury Tomorrow played a similar 4 band line-up here during the “Earthbound” tour cycle. It’s December. It’s cold and pouring with rain. But Bury Tomorrow are here with Black Flame. Japanese Metallers Crystal Lake
