Following the arrival of their sixth studio album, the Russ Russell (Napalm Death, At The Gates) produced “Hard To Kill” on 23rd October, Corby’s finest Raging Speedhorn have now added some dates to their previously announced socially distanced tour. It will see the band play a total of eight shows to limited audiences in November
The return of Corby’s finest Raging Speedhorn following their 20th Anniversary original line up show at Camden Electric Ballroom has been a celebration of all things Metal. A new line up has brought fresh impetus and there have been a wealth of shows prior to this highly anticipated new album. So who is in the
Oxford isn’t just famous for a University rivalry with Cambridge and a boat race. The city is also home to Desert Storm, a Progressive Sludge Metal act who have toured all over Europe in the last 13 years, performing at festivals including Bloodstock Open Air, Desertfest (London & Berlin), Langeln Open Air (Germany), Wasted Open
Produced by Russ Russell (Napalm Death, At The Gates), the sixth studio album from Corby Kings Raging Speedhorn will be out on 23rd October via Red Weed Records. The band have dropped a video for the title track with footage of a classic demolition derby spliced into it created by Hutch Films. Pre-orders are available
There have been more than a few pieces of information out of the Raging Speedhorn camp this week, the first of which sees the Dave Draper remastered edition of the bands “How The Great Have Fallen” now available over at bandcamp. It has been on Spotify since the end of July but the bandcamp version
Nottingham Industrial Metallers Pitchshifter will be returning to the stage in 2021 for a run of dates that will see them share stages with the likes of Raging Speedhorn and Hangman Hill with more support bands to be announced soon… 29/11: Wolverhampton, KK’s Steel Mill 30/11: Manchester, Academy 01/12: Bristol, SWX 02/12: London, Highbury Garage
Aggressive Metalcore merchants Chapfallen are a band who, with their debut EP have set their sights high. Originally a bedroom solo project that grew very quickly into a full band, the Stoke-on-Trent six piece have gone from strength to strength. They’ll be at the O2 Academy in Birmingham on 13 & 14th February 2021, at
Just 3 days short of 4 months is how long it has been since we were last able to bring you a review of a live show. That was 8th March as we saw Gutlocker with Arimea, Transients and Weaponry at The Metal 2 The Masses Quarterfinal in Oxford and frankly, it feels like a
We’ve covered enough goings on from the grumpy four-piece Metal band from a quaint Surrey town full of alien tripods known as Woking, who are well-armed with gnarly riffs and posh accents without reviewing their debut EP. After all, they’re working on a full length record so it only seems right that two and two
Last month we had the pleasure of reviewing double “A” side single “Shame” as Watford duo Jumpman prepared to unleash a new EP on an unsuspecting World. An experimental hardcore duo of Eliot Foster on Lead vocals and guitar Tom Cole on guitar who we lovingly call a “Nintendocore” band with a broad range of
