2015’s BBC Introducing upcoming band of the year, SPQR are here with their new heartfelt art-rock EP, 'Low Sun Long Shadows'. Short and to the point, this EP reaffirms the band’s talent within the post-punk realms and leaves you scratching for more.
Even more acts have been confirmed for this year's Reading & Leeds as the festival announce the Alternative Stage acts, more bands
Celebrating eleven years since the release of their debut album Stay True, hardcore outfit Deez Nuts returned to the UK/Europe earlier this month for a series of club shows and festival appearances. With the line-up completed by a stellar combination of Dead Swans, TRC, Ingested, Brutality Will Prevail and Scolds, we took a trip to Bournemouth's Old Fire Station to capture the chaos on camera.
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In light of their recent album 'Who Do You Trust?', the legendary Papa Roach made their very welcome return to the UK to spoil fans with both new material and classic favourites (did somebody say Last Resort?) Renowned for their innovative live performance Nothing More were a hard-hitting addition to the line-up, and we couldn't think of a better way to spend our Wednesday evening than to join them both for an unforgettable night at London's O2 Kentish Town Forum.
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Ohio rockers Nine Shrines' spirited intent to dominate the rock realm pursues in their latest record 'Retribution Therapy', broadly blending between the extremities of metalcore and euphonious melodic songwriting. Surfacing in the music scene in 2014, the Cleveland cohort is derived of members from nostalgic noughties alternative artists Attack Attack!, Downplay, Life on Repeat and Strangers to Wolves, arising as the new Nine Shrines moniker. Now, the band are stepping out with repressed angst, articulated in their ruthlessly incendiary new record.
There's a new Sum 41 album on the way!
It can be very easy once you've been a band for a while to basically phone it in, play some 7/10 tracks and just do the bare minimum to please your base audience and keep the ticket sales flowing. After The Burial have not done this. Their new album 'Evergreen' is an absolute must listen for anyone who likes their metal technically accomplished.
Mallory Knox are set to play their first London headline show as a four-piece.