It's been a whirlwind six months for UK five-piece Employed To Serve. The end of 2018 saw the band ink a deal with Spinefarm Records, with the first half of 2019 preparing them for the release of their third album Eternal Forward Motion. After the success of 2017's The Warmth Of A Dying Sun, is this highly anticipated release going to propel Employed To Serve even further or leave them stagnant?

More acts have been added to the Black Deer Festival line-up!

Man With A Mission have announced their Download Festival warm-up show.

Drug Church have announced UK shows surrounding their 2000trees appearance.

Check out this new Weatherstate track featuring Trash Boat's Tobi Duncan.

Jamie Lenman cover's Adamski and Seal's classic hit.

Lord Dying are back with their third full length release 'Mysterium Tremendum', an album that sees the band searching for solace in their art following the untimely passing of guitarist Chris Evans' sister.

This tour is going to be HUGE.

Reforming, returning and reigniting a music industry revival, The Damned Things release their second studio album 'High Crimes' via Nuclear Blast Records. The follow-up to first full-length debut 'Ironiclast', 'High Crimes' results in a record relishing in each individual member's essence, erupting in an energetic sonic dynamism.

A high energy blend of rock and rap, Hollywood Undead made their return to the UK last month in support of their 2018 surprise EP 'Psalms'. With the line-up completed by Loathe we ventured down to Bournemouth O2 Academy for a night of singalongs and mosh pits - read on to check out our photo gallery!