Ten bands you MUST see at Download Festival 2022: Opinion
Download Festival returns with another stacked and varied rock/metal bill for three of the finest days of the summer.
Dominic has written about music for several years for various outlets including Louder Than War magazine, The Sludgelord, Manchester Evening News and Cultural Bulletin.
Download Festival returns with another stacked and varied rock/metal bill for three of the finest days of the summer.
The War On Drugs bring their latest show to Leeds in support of their latest record: I Don’t Live Here Anymore.
Electronic Pioneer Wolfgang Flür delivers a new opus with an array of special guests from the world of music.
Ghost aka Papa Emeritus IV and his Nameless Ghouls, descend on Manchester to deliver another demonic ritual.
Jeff Wayne returns with War Of The Worlds – the classic story of men from Mars; this time with a more prophetic slant.
Wardruna finally get on the road with the brilliant Jo Quail in support. We witness an impeccable and moving show in Manchester.
Arð is the new solo project from Winterfylleth’s Mark Deeks. Take Up My Bones is the epic debut album.
Bitch releases Bitchcraft; a collection of wonderful songs augmented with razor sharp lyrics, synths, percussion and violin.
Extreme metal trio Wiegedood rip up the black metal rule book to expose and explore the filth that makes us.
Tony Martin breaks his 15 year plus solo hiatus to deliver his next solo album. Thorns follows up Scream which was released in 2005.
Behemoth release In Absentia Dei; their lockdown streaming event which takes their musical and aesthetic presentation to brand new levels.
Some of the UK’s finest underground bands come together to pay homage to one of the great records of 1971 – a year that gave so much to music. Pale Wizard present Alice Cooper’s Killer.
Corrosion Of Conformity’s early noughties output has been collated by Cherry Red Records featuring America’s Volume Dealer, Live Volume and In the Arms Of God.
The Charlatans kick off a busy end to 2021 with a dazzling, hit laden show for the great workers of the NHS.
We caught up with the Dauþuz prior to the release of their new album to discuss their influences, working as a duo, the state of black metal and more.