Just seven days short of the first anniversary of their last EP “A New Era of Violence” some new material from Shoot To Kill comes as something of a surprise. The track, titled “Infliction” was produced and mixed by James Burton of Hoffen Production and curiously has lyrics credited in part to Addy Walker of
“This EP has been delayed through so many set backs but we are proud that it’s finally out to see the light of the world. We hope you all enjoy it as much as we enjoyed writing these songs. There’s been so many Learning experience that’ll only make us stronger and we are so excited
As the sophomore EP “A New Era Of Violence” arrives in our greasy paws courtesy of Shoot To Kill the band have confirmed no less than eleven shows in support of it. Kicking off in Cardiff on 26th February and concluding on 9th March in Oxford, expect blood, sweat and spilled beers as the Mosh
The “City” tour continues for Tribe Of Ghosts as after announcing three shows for March with Akkadian they now have four lined up for April. They’re wrapped around the bands appearance at this year’s incarnation of Takedown Festival like a boa constrictor with Shoot To Kill* appearing at a pair of them.
Quite how long we have to wait for EP “A New Era of Violence” from Shoot To Kill remains something of a mystery although a second single from it in “Echo Chamber” has surfaced along with a music video directed by Mortal Media. The band, who self describe as the merging of unapologetic Hardcore and
What could be better than 12 bands, 2 stages and 0 clashes? How about 16 bands, 2 stages, 2 days and 0 clashes? That’s right. Alternative Rock and Metal will be returning to The Facebar as Reading Rising Festival will take place in expanded form over the weekend of Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd November
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
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
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
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
