Having escaped the clutches of Wacken, Sophie K from KnotFest has remained in Germany to interview TesseracT guitarist James Montheith about the bands upcoming new album after the bands first international show following some Global situation or other. He promises that the new material sounds more organic than the last while there are also questions
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.
From humble beginnings a collaboration between TesseracT guitarist James Monteith and bassist Jon Reid which snowballed when they brought in in drummer Nick Plews and former Eths vocalist Rachel Aspe, Cage Fight are fast becoming a household name despite only forming in 2021. The band will be supporting Brazilian Thrash Gods Sepultura on a handful
It becomes one of those surreal moments when a project that started with TesseracT guitarist James Monteith and long-time friend and collaborator, bassist Jon Reid in a bedroom takes the stage in a small town with Weaponry and then becomes the Hardcore band that everyone is talking about. The project is one called Cage Fight
Back in 2020 before the Great Plague took over the World for two long years, Sepultura announced that they would be playing a collection of shows in the UK and Ireland around their performance at Download Festival with Raging Speedhorn in tow. The chance looked to be gone. But June 2022 will see the pair
…with the exception of the pair of dates in Ireland, Street Soldier and Cage Fight will be supporting Hardcore legends Cro-Mags this summer so expect things to turn dangerous with “Hard Times” and “Life Of My Own” because these are going to get sweaty! We may have had to wait 20 years for new material
As No Lasting Memories reaches its 40th episode Weaponry go behind the scenes of their gig with Cage Fight and Diabolus at the Alton Lounge Bar. Sound checks, live performances, banter and meeting Metal Noise are all in this fun packed action adventure that really should have a slot on prime time TV. As the
The poster for tonight’s show may have the conjoined twins of Replacer frontman Barney Warner and Bound In Fear vocalist parading in their disguise as Greezercore side project Pintglass but at the 11th hour a couple of cases of the Great Plague in their camp means they are absent without leave. But as Freddy Mercury
