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Stone Sea on Type O Negative: Why I Love

Elvis Suhadolnik Bonesso from Stone Sea joins us for a Why I Love on Type O Negative.

We’re at The Met for the 2026 IQ Weekender. Dominion in full plus a bucketful of IQ classics across two nights and almost five hours.

With her new album poised for release, Lucy Kitchen joins us for a Why I Love on Hope Sandoval of Mazzy Star.

Canadian rockers The Beaches kick off the UK leg of their European tour in Manchester with support from Belfast rockers, Dea Matrona.

UK P-funk pioneer Yellow Days returns to his soul roots with new album, Rock And A Hard Place.

It’s an Antipodean double bill in the city of music as DMA’S and Salarymen play the first of two shows at the Victoria Warehouse.

Canadian progressive rock duo Crown Lands announce new studio album Apocalypse.

Andy Stuart goes behind the scenes, digging deep into the creation of Big Big Train’s Woodcut album.

Bloccy and Astroey, Astro Bloc find more new as they plunder the old.

We’re at Manchester’s Victoria Warehouse for a barrage of American (and Swedish) Deathcore led by Lorna Shore.

The Magpie Arc heading their own festival. Where else? Cecil Sharp House, 8/2/26.

Momentous and majestic, INYAL are back and prisoners won’t be taken, as they revive the whole genre.

The starting point for the forthcoming album from Joe Hicks. Lead single More To Me captures the raw disorientation of heartbreak.

Reaper return to Manchester with a Valentines weekend bill to fill the black hearts of many.

On the back of an overwhelmingly positive Love Is The Call, Cast return with ten tracks that are reminiscent of their earlier work.