Reviews

Bullet For My Valentine bring the newly found Bullet 2.0 and a back-catalogue of complete classics to the Banquet Records hosted event.   

My Chemical Romance are legends on the music scene and many of their fans have been waiting to see them play for a very long time. Some fans may have seen them before their 2013 split but many fans have never seen them play. This May they returned to the UK to play a tour to remember.

State Champs of what? we hear you cry. It could quite possibly be that they are the state champs at putting on a show, a very good one at that. The Upstate New Yorkers came through London and wowed, to say the least, on their second night in Camden.

The Night Call headed across the UK recently, check out our review and photo gallery from the tour here!

The two hundred and eighty cap former horse hospital in Brighton is the host to a night of sheer musical battery in the form of the technical deathcore merchants Viscera and Osiah as well as support from the local metalcore act Bleed Again.

Switzerland’s finest heavy band recently tore-up New Cross Inn, London.

Enter Shikari are undoubtedly hall of famers in the UK music scene, with a career already spanning over 15 years. They have toured arenas, headlined festivals, and embarked on many sold-out tours, including this one. There truly wasn't much more you could want from a gig, find out what made it so great here.

The north and the south unite for a Friday night of feel-good indie rock ‘n’ roll tunes.  

Who’s ready for day three? Emotionally, hell yeah. Mentally, sure thing. Physically, um…not so much. But hey, that’s what caffeine and alcohol are for right? It's the final push for one of our favourite festivals. What emerging artist will we discover next? Part 3 of 3.

After being put on hold for two years, the first day of The Great Escape left Brighton a quivering mess of elated satisfaction. Pent up energy finally burst, leaving orgasmic bliss, but this is only the beginning. Now, how can day two top that? Part 2 of 3