Tag: Shoot To Kill

Documentary: Shoot To Kill recap 2023!

Rabidfest survivors Shoot To Kill have taken a moment to recap what has been an incredible year for them as they released their debut EP “Torment” as well as September single “Thin Blue Line“. That EP features not one but two guest vocal appearances as Dylan Alves of Harbinger and Connor Connolly of Feel Shame lend their throats to

Live Review: Rabidfest 2023 Day #2 (Sunday)!

One of the great things about Rabidfest is that while they put on a varied line up each year, there is method to their madness. This isn’t just a collection of random bands thrown into a melting pot in the hope that everyone will have a good time. Far from it. Instead, each day is

Live Review: Rabidfest 2023 Day #1 (Saturday)!

Its a wet weekend in November and golden leaves are all over the ground which can only mean one thing. After huge fanfare and extensive build up, the fifth anniversary of Oxfords biggest Metal Weekender Rabidfest is finally here! The hordes have descended upon The Bullingdon like witches and wizards gathered in the masses to

Rabidfest 2023: Breaking Down The Bands #24: Pryma!

Last week we made a fatal mistake in declaring an end to our “Breaking Down The Bands” series for the fifth anniversary incarnation of Oxford’s biggest Metal Weekender Rabidfest. As it turns out, there is one last change in the line up before this years event takes place – over the weekend of the 4th

Rabidfest 2023: Breaking Down The Bands #23: Reveller!

There are just 11 days to go until the biggest Metal Weekender that Oxford has to offer takes place on 4th and 5th November at The Bullingdon, so if you’re in need of one final reason to get a ticket, you’ve come to the right place! Rabidfest will see 20 bands take to the Devolution

Rabidfest 2023: Breaking Down The Bands #22: Shoot To Kill!

Making a mockery of our numbering sequence, bands have dropped out and been replaced since they were originally announced to take part in the special occasion that will be the fifth anniversary of Rabidfest. For clarity, there will be no less than 20 bands taking to the Devolution Magazine sponsored main stage at The Bullingdon

Rabidfest 2023: Breaking Down The Bands #21: Fetus Destruction!

Is it better to burn out or fade away? After a triumphant set at the 10th Anniversary of Tech-Fest in the summer, inking a deal in blood with Seek & Strike Records and releasing a debut full length album in “Ominous“, Midlands Technical Death Metal Monsters Monasteries decided to go their separate ways and leave

Bootleg: Shoot To Kill in Guildford!

Filmed at The Holroyd Arms in Guildford on 16th February, the “Torment” EP launch show from Shoot To Kill has been shared in full by the band. Sonnet Of The Damned, Swarmed and Detriment shared the stage that night, treading the boards with the band we first witnessed at Rabidfest in 2021. Shoot To Kill

NEWS: The river runs red for Shoot To Kill!

After their fourth single “A Beautiful End to a Horrible Tale“ was described by Shoot To Kill themselves as the heaviest song they’ve ever written, the intrigue levels are high for fifth single “Crimson“. As with the last one the it finds them joined by a guest, this time Connor of Feelshame as the date

NEWS: Shoot To Kill take on the Brothers Grimm!

A fourth single from Shoot To Kill finds them joined by Dylan Alves from Harbinger as they smash TVs with sledgehammers in “A Beautiful End to a Horrible Tale“. They’re calling it the heaviest song they’ve written and with a release show for debut EP “Torment” at the iconic Black Heart in Camden London on