Continuing yesterdays tribute to Kyle Pavone from We Came As Romans who tragically passed away aged just 28, it’s time to get into some Taylor Swift. Yeah, you read that right! Fearless Records long running Punk Goes Pop covers series has been graced not once but twice by the boys from the Motor City of
Having recently completed a pair of sold out shows as park of their Japanese tour, Birmingham Tech-Metallers Oceans Ate Alaska have released a new live music video for “Covert” that looks as if it was filmed in Australia. The song comes ahead of a new US run for the Fearless Records signed band and is
In December 2016 Birmingham Tech-Metallers Oceans Ate Alaska announced the departure of original frontman James Harrison alongside the news that they were going into the studio to record a new album. It wasn’t until 1st February, with the album completed, that they announced their new vocalist as James Noakes, formerly of Derby Metalcore quintet Laguna Sunrise,
About to embark on a tour of Australia and New Zealand with Silent Planet, Oceans Ate Alaska and Thornhill, Make Them Suffer have dropped a new single entitled “27”. “Worlds Apart”, the third full-length studio album by the Australian metalcore crew, dropped last summer.
Southampton Joiners is a sweat box of a venue at the best of times and tonight is no different. Portsmouth’s Sleepwalker [7/10] take the stage and get things started in tech-infused low tuned Metalcore style with frontman Sam Salkeld baiting the crowd (perhaps with that Southampton Portsmouth rivalry thing going on) before joining a circle pit.
Lincoln quintet Borders released “Diagnosed” in April 2017 to have played shows with the likes of Whitechapel, Faces of Eve and Martyr Defiled in support of it. Having appeared on our Black Map feature a few weeks back, we figured it was about time we gave them a full review. “Analyst” gets things off to a
It’s that time of year again. Metal Hammer Magazine have put out their 50 albums of the year so far for 2018, which you can read here. We’re not huge fans of massive lists, 5 or 10 for a 6 month review seems like plenty to us, but fair play there are some honourable mentions
Oceans Ate Alaska drummer Chris Turner has been recorded performing a drum playthrough of the bands song “Hansha” from their Fearless Records release “Hikari”. The Midlands Tech-Metal quintet will be touring across the UK in July with Kingdom of Giants on what will sadly be the last run for Shields. You can read more about that
Hailing from the South East of England, MTXS have built themselves a reputation for fusing sub-genres of hardcore into one fast, heavy and grove laden sound to pack a cohesive punch. Having already toured with the likes of Oceans Ate Alaska & Our Hollow, Our Home in Portugal, the quintet have also got a reputation for
The Mike James Rock Show caught up with London Tech-Metal infused Metalcore crew Shields at this weekends Teddy Rocks Festival. Their stunning new album “Life In Exile” is out now via Long Branch Records. Check out our review! Shields will join Oceans Ate Alaska and Kingdom of Giants for a full UK tour in June.
