Panopticon w/ Sunken – The Dome, London: Live Review
Panopticon land in London in support of their forthcoming new album, Det Hjemsøkte Hjertet. Support comes from Sunken.
Panopticon land in London in support of their forthcoming new album, Det Hjemsøkte Hjertet. Support comes from Sunken.
Our fourth issue of Singles Selection features singles from Bedouine, Indolore, Michael J. Sheehy and Lines Of Silence.
Kyle Falconer returns with his fourth solo studio album, that continues his journey away from his Brit-Indie roots of The View.
Wille And The Bandits light up Manchester’s Night & Day Cafe with Demi Marriner in support.
Hellripper open their European headline tour in support of Coronach; the latest album the Scots have foisted upon our ears.
Forging multilingual hardcore fury into a weapon against oppression and channelling global resistance through raw, uncompromising hardcore the debut album from Zanjeer is a frenzied attack on the world.
New wave, psychedelic, jazz and folk rock influences join forces behind Pete Gioconda’s outlandish, poetic, lyrics for Up You – unlike anything else you’ll hear this year!
Luke Wallace + Totnes Harmony Choir led by Ruairi Edwards at St Mary’s Church – An uplifting evening of environmentally-minded songcraft.
Six weeks, and a Lenten period on from Days Of Ash, U2 release six more new cuts on the Easter Lily EP.
Damnation Festival follow up a stream of announcements with their blockbuster headliner reveal.
The masterpiece nobody, least of all himself, anyone would ever want to have had the inspiration for. Michael Weston King on Nothing Can Hurt Me Anymore.
Linnea Herzog of Linnea’s Garden gives some insight into the inspirtaion for the Stop Codon single.
Suffocation have their first three albums repackaged through Dissonance Records; a period of time where they really led the way on the death metal front.
3rd outing for arty gathering LYR – far more exciting under artificial lighting – and other earworm gems.
David Moore gets the led out and joins us for a Why I Love on Led Zeppelin