At the first night of the Give Me The Future tour in Bournemouth, little was known about what to expect from Bastille but all expectations were exceeded.
When it comes to good music sometimes it really does come down to quality over quantity, and that is exactly what we get with the new extended play from Crown Magnetar. 'Alone In Death' follows on perfectly from the band’s 2021 debut full-length 'The Codex of Flesh', with another six examples of crushingly heavy, impossibly technical death metal.
Two stars ever increasing in brightness, Nova Twins shone with confidence, charisma at their long-awaited hometown headliner.
An evening of classic hits and new cuts, Frank Turner live needs no words.
Kublai Khan TX have always expressed the rawest aspects of human emotion in their lyrics and used to talk of the harsher side of the human experience. On ‘Lowest Form of Animal’, this formula of empathy through collected anger reaches a new peak of emotional resonance.
Leeds had turned out in a sold-out crowd at the Stylus to experience some of the best modern day punk music there is. Find out what happened at the show here.
Set It Off are back with another record, 'Elsewhere', an album that promises to take listeners on a ride through an unseen side of the band. Will their new formula create the perfect pop potion or will it be pop poison?
After nine long years, one of the most unique bands this country has ever produced are back on the scene. Their emotive brand of rock music has captured the hearts of many, and nearly 30 years later, have Placebo still got it?
Love him or hate him, you can’t deny the fact that Machine Gun Kelly has become an artist of considerable success and popularity, not in the least bit thanks to his 2020 landmark release, 'Tickets to My Downfall'. In the almost two years since that album came out, MGK’s become even more notorious than he already was, and he’s also gone and recorded a follow-up to the genre-bending record. Enter: 'mainstream sellout'.
'Homesick' sees Sea Girls returning with something just as special as their first full-length. The band's storytelling has gained a few years of maturity over their debut, without letting go of the light-hearted euphoria of life, and equally their sound incorporates some of the biggest and most memorable hooks in their back catalogue.