Rebellion exploded with aggression and ruthlessness during this night of live music.
It was second time lucky following the show in March which was cancelled due to power issues.
DLXXII is just around the corner, we take a look at the line-up and what the weekend will hold.
Ahead of the release of new album 'The Painful Truth', some of the tracks were showcased live.
The track is the band's first new music since 2024's standalone single 'Escalate' - check out the video here.
Some bands mellow with age. Pop Evil, on the other hand, have gone the other way - getting noisier, heavier, and more unrelenting with each passing album. 'What Remains', their eighth full-length release, is the culmination of that journey. This isn’t just another Pop Evil record; this is the sound of a band snapping off the handbrake, baring their scars, and smacking harder than ever before.
The festival will be celebration ten years of MPF and here's who we'll be checking out!
We caught up with Lake Malice's Alice Guala and Blake Cornwall, after their blistering half-hour set at Glasgow’s SWG3 Galvanizers in support of RØRY. The Brighton-based band are currently putting the finishing touches to their debut album and are showing great promise, with invites to some major festivals in the UK and Europe in 2025 including 2000trees and Ressurection Fest.
The sold-out show was showcasing material from debut album 'Who Let The Dogs Out'.
The Austin, Texas metalcore outfit were out on their debut UK tour.