2019

One of the most anticipated tours of recent times, Architects set out on their biggest headline run to date in support of 2018's album 'Holy Hell'. Joined by Beartooth and Polaris we eagerly made our way to Cardiff Motorpoint Arena for a night of chaos.

The merchants of misery known as A Pale Horse Named Death are back with their third full length album ‘When The World Becomes Undone’ and are looking to pick up exactly where they left off with their previous effort.

High Rise announce details of their forthcoming EP and give us a taste with new single 'My Solitude, Your Hope'.

These kind of shows have been a long time coming for Bury Tomorrow. The band’s sincerity and passion has never been in doubt, and yet it’s been a consistently bumpy ride to success for them. Perhaps that’s part of why this current run of show feels so triumphant: Bury Tomorrow got here through sheer perseverance and being better than their peers. No gimmicks, no lucky timing, not really any haircuts to speak of. Just pure graft.

Holding Absence will celebrate the release of their debut album with a Banquet Records instore show.

Lacuna Coil have announced more live dates!

There's new music from Blaenavon and details of their UK headline tour.

Like Architects and Northlane? Then check out Traveller's new single 'Akogare'.

The cult status of A Perfect Circle is only enhanced by the band’s detached attitude to their fans. You can come to see them if you want, but if you didn’t they wouldn’t care and they’d still play a great show all the same. Which is probably true. Despite the band’s rare periods of activity, this is a band whose class and musicianship puts most other bands to shame.

There's new music on the way from Employed To Serve.