Ahead of the release of their new album 'Why Would I Watch', we headed to the band's final date of their UK tour.
Easter weekend; commonly known for stuffing our faces full of chocolate and spending time with family. In Manchester, this weekend is for the alternatives of society coming together and bringing chaos to the city. Spread across 7 different venues with over 140 bands, Manchester Punk Festival is here for the win.
Although the pandemic may have devastated live music, it gave Picturesque the perfect opportunity to create an EP that shows they are multifaceted. By blending different elements of genre, they evolve from being a Warped Tour band to something more. They are not constrained by post-hardcore, but rather a pioneer in what could be post-post-hardcore in the next few years.
With plenty of high-octane riffs and synths, a good blend of classical elements, and even the occasional scream or two, 'A Kiss For The Whole World' is a perfectly suitable new album by Enter Shikari. Though it ends up being a little shorter than we’d care for, and its placement after 'Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible' can make it come across as a ‘safer’ entry, everyone can rest assured that the St. Albans band did not disappoint us this time, either.
The inaugural Portsmouth Takedown Festival made all the right first impressions.
A monster line up of European metalcore titans in Siamese and Resolve come to tear up The Underworld.
Metalcore titans I Prevail prove they are the only lightning striking through the thunder clouds down at Wembley.
From Fall To Spring are reviving nu-metal on their debut album 'RISE', showing both old and new fans of the genre that it deserves to be taken seriously.
The warehouse style venue was taken over for one night only by the metalcore outfit.
Cassyette causes electric levels of mayhem, when she brings her gothic nu metal crossover party to London’s Electric Ballroom.