There has been something of a hive of activity around London Tech-Metal infused Alternative Metallers Derange of late. A post Tech-Fest tour run with Valis Ablaze, a new EP in “Senses Part One” and a compilation of material entitled “Disturb The Atoms” including an exclusive track called “The Hunted” appearing on the cover of Metal
Download: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Festival going masses. Their mission: to explore strange new Sounds. To seek out new Metal from new bands. To boldly go where no Metalhead has gone before! It might be 11 months away but the organizers of Download Festival have announced a first wave of
It has to be done. It’s the time. It’s the place. It’s the end of August. So without further ado, Pro-Shot at the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio Texas on 16th March 2016 here are Alaskan Metalcore heroes 36 Crazyfists performing their classic “At The End Of August”! The track appears on the bands 2004 album
Pro-Shot at Download Festival 2019, here’s “Prayermonger” from Brighton Progressive Metallers Toska! It was filmed by Ryan McClean and Dan Davies and edited by John Hollingsworth. “Fire By The Silos”, their critically acclaimed debut full length is of course out now.
Nepalese Metalcore crew Underside have documented their journey to Download Festival 2019 in pretty darn tight mini documentary. Yes, we did call them out for that riff but their live show is one not to be missed!
Filmed at Download Festival with a bit of an audio problem, Crystal Lake did this brief interview about their album “Helix”. If you missed the chance to see them then or at their pair of headlining shows, you won’t have to wait long for the band to be back! They’re headlining the Impericon Never Say
One of a few surprises in the line up for this year’s incarnation of Download Festival were ThisCityIsOurs. Their debut full length album “Low” is pencilled in for 2nd August so they took the opportunity to film a micro documentary of their trip alongside Go Pro footage of recent singles “Bare Bones” and “Veins”!
It’s still a couple of months before we get our hands on the new album from Slipknot but that hasn’t stopped the gears of their touring machine getting into motion once again. There appears to be the suggestion with some posters appearing at Download Festival with a hidden meaning that Knot Fest will take place the
New Orleans Los Angeles Californian quartet Cane Hill had the NHS to thank for brining vocalist Elijah Witt back to health so they could participate in a wet and muddy Download Festival this past weekend. The Mike James Rock Show caught up with them and it appears from this conversation that new material is on
Chris Adler’s return to the drum stool maybe on an unknown timeline but in Winds of Plague sticksman Art Cruz they have a man with an ocean of experience filling in. Filmed at Download Festival this past weekend, here’s the classic “Walk With Me In Hell” from Lamb of God!
