The debut EP from Oxford’s self deprecating MSRY (pronounced “Misery”) who by their own definition create Miserable Hardcore. The Trio have new material on the way, and we’ve heard “Safety First” and “Broken Teeth” from the upcoming album, so what does their 2017 debut EP sound like? The bands “Intro” track is an almost needless thing on a 6 track
Canadian destroyers Cancer Bats have added a pair of dates to their now sold out show at Brixton Academy in June. An additional date or two is expected before the band head to Switzerland of 17th. Cancer Bats surprise release “The Spark That Moves” is out now via Bat Skull Records. 11th London, Brixton Academy
Canadian Hardcore punks Alexisonfire have announced a post-Download Festival headling show on 11th June at London’s Brixton Academy with support from Cancer Bats and Gold Key! The announcement comes in a run of European tour dates and Festival appearances that includes the likes of Germany’s Rock AM Ring.
Cancer Bats have clearly been hard at work since January. Secretly recording a new album entitled “The Spark That Moves” that was released yesterday. Creating their own label in Bat Skull Records. Recording a new music video for “Rattlesnake” that appeared yesterday. As if that wasn’t enough, they’ve dropped a video for “Brightest Days”. Phew.
Cancer Bats have surprise released a new album entitled “The Spark That Moves”, which was secretly recorded in January and their first in 3 years. So they’re going to have no pre-order bundles, no pre-order sales, first week sales figures that promoters use to place bands on tours will be way off the mark. Not to mention the dodgy
Courtesy of Moshcam, we have Cancer Bats performing live at Koko in London on 15th March 2013. The Canadian Metallers are playing a quartet of sold out 10 Year Anniversary shows for their seminal album “Hail Destroyer” at Camden Underworld next week! Set list 1. Bricks & Mortar 2. Trust No One 3. Pneumonia Hawk 4. Lucifer’s
Celebrating 10 Years of “Hail Destroyer”, Cancer Bats had booked a string of dates across the World. Having sold out one night London’s Camden Underworld, rather than shifting to a bigger venue like The Electric Ballroom or O2 Forum, they added an extra date. That sold out. So they added another. And another. That’s right.
Celebrating the 10 Year Anniversary of their iconic “Hail Destroyer” album, Cancer Bats will return to the UK for a single show at Camden Underworld on Thursday 26th April. Expect this one to sell out.
