The pandemic may have disrupted three years of our lives, but Nothing More used this time to craft their highly anticipated album, 'Spirits'. What can we expect from three-time Grammy-nominated Nothing More after five years?
Joined by openers Serpentyne and Abakas, one of the most well-loved performers in the industry has returned to Romania: Tarja Turunen, the Finnish soprano and reigning queen of symphonic metal herself. Her second time ever performing in Cluj-Napoca, and her first rock concert in the city, would see her play a fully-packed /FORM Space - here’s what we thought of the night!
Ever since their breakout single 'Chocolate' back in 2013, The 1975 have continuously stepped up the standards of what it is to be a successful modern-day indie-rock outfit. Fresh off the controversial 'Notes On A Conditional Form;, can The 1975 climb back up to the peaks their music has previously reached?
Boston Manor may have just released the most ambitious record of their careers so far, and it has us spellbound.
The band headed out on their 'Singular Tour' to showcase their material both old and new.
With 'NULA' under their belt, Vukovi have once again displayed their talent in blending genres and soundscapes into one coherent style, all while expertly tackling some pretty heavy subjects and juggling a conceptual narrative on top of everything. This is their best record so far, and there’s no doubt about it.
Parkway Drive’s live reputation is maybe the best in the whole genre. Having moved onto arenas after the release of their 2018 LP 'Reverence', their live show is one of the keys to the band's success - so does their 2022 UK tour continue to build on this already huge reputation?
No matter where you have fallen down in the endless pit of Oceans Ate Alaska’s journey, whether that be back in 2015, 2022 or even the long gaps between releases, Oceans Ate Alaska are not to be forgotten and live, they are simply unforgettable.
Having previously performed his 2000th show at the venue, this was a special night for Frank Turner and all in attendance.
'EBM' is partly a return to form for Editors, and partly a leap into a new direction. The songs have a sense of urgency and immediacy that’s been missing for a while, but which has now found its way back into the sounds employed by the Birmingham collective. The addition of Blanck Mass, too, has proved beneficial, as it has breathed new life into the band’s sound, and we can’t wait to see where it will take them and how it will evolve further.