The singer-songwriters debut album is set for release later this year.
A sold-out show from Southampton's finest, what a perfect way to spend our Monday night.
Inject this glitter in our veins and take us back to the glory days of guitar-led glam rock and the mid 1980s. LIPZ have released their album 'Changing The Melody' and having had it on repeat for more than two weeks, we can confirm this is a certified banger.
Dogma are a quartet of foot stompin’, hair swingin’, riff rattlin’ and surprisingly impressive hard rocking nuns. The band’s debut album dropped last month via MNRK Heavy, with an eleven track slab of bodacious, bombastic arena-rocking tunes.
Wargasm have tooled up, armed themselves to their musical teeth and are at their heaviest to date, with their raw, ferocious, ambitious must-listen, ignore-them-at-your-peril debut album 'Venom'.
Creeper are a band who don’t do anything by halves. They love a dramatic exit, a sabbatical of deathly silence before a glorious musical rebirth in a style unlike anything they have done before. This time around, after frontman William von Ghould’s on-stage decapitation, the band are back with their most flamboyant, ambitious, riff-laden and dark narrative to date, with new album 'Sanguivore' - set in the underworld of vampires Spook and Mercy. The band’s chief axeman Ian Miles sat down with Bring The Noise UK to lift the lid on the new record.
Nobody does a dramatic exit quite like Creeper, and nobody does escapism within a world of music and commitment to a theme quite like them either. The latest slice of musical delight from Southampton’s finest is 'Sanguivore', which takes listeners by the hand and, with two fangs on the neck, into the dark, alluring and bloody world of vampire lore.
We caught up with Epica guitarist Isaac Delahaye ahead of their set at Download Festival, to discuss their recent shows with Metallica, their appearance at the mighty Donington and what's next for the symphonic metal sextet.
Reflecting on her Download debut, you couldn’t take the smile of Mimi Barks’ face with an angle grinder. She’s full of smiles, happy energy and a much calmer, more toned down version of the performer who didn’t just star on the Dogtooth, she owned it. We caught up at Download to discuss her festival performance, 'DEADGIRL' mixtape and more.
Bambie Thug says that performing live is like therapy for them. It provides a much needed release from the pent-up emotions, frustrations and anger of life, feelings they keep to themselves until they explode on stage in a musical display of cross-genre mashups. We caught up at Download Festival to discuss their songwriting and lyrics, their live collaboration with Mimi Barks and more.