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Music Fans Invited To Shape The Future of Live Music In The UK
Music Fans Invited To Shape The Future of Live Music In The UK On 3rd February 2025, the first-ever Music Fans’ Voice survey will launch, […]
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Album Reviews
Album Review: Pathogenic – Crowned in Corpses
Album Review: Pathogenic – Crowned in Corpses Reviewed by Dan Phipps Modern technical death metal is certainly a different animal compared to bands that I grew […]
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ArcTanGent Announce Fifty Bands for 2025
ArcTanGent Announce Fifty Bands for 2025 Following on from last years incredible and sold out (and probably best so far) 10th Anniversary event, the much […]
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Radar Festival Announces Second Headliner UNDERØATH and More
Radar Festival Announces Second Headliner UNDERØATH and More The award-winning, genre-busting RADAR Festival has announced the second headliner for the 2025 edition, plus a further twelve stellar […]
Live Galleries
Live Gallery: Neck Deep – Glasgow
Live Gallery: Neck Deep – O2 Academy, Glasgow 26th January 2025 Support: One Step Closer, The Wonder Years Photos: Laura Muraska-Ross We look back at […]
Live Reviews
Live Review: Neck Deep – Glasgow
Live Review: Neck Deep – O2 Academy, Glasgow Support: The Wonder Years, One Step Closer 26th January 2024 Words & Photos: Laura Muraska-Ross If ever […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Obscura – A Sonication
Album Review: Obscura – A Sonication Reviewed by Sam Jones Within the realms of Progressive Death Metal, there are few names bigger right now than […]
Devil's Island
DEVIL’S ISLAND featuring Sypha
DEVIL’S ISLAND featuring Sypha Welcome to this weeks edition of Devil’s Island! Every week we maroon a band or artist on the island and see […]
Live Reviews
Live Review: The Night Flight Orchestra – London
Live Review: The Night Flight Orchestra – The Garage, London Support: Tragedy 1st February 2025 Words: Richard Oliver Photos: Tim Finch On a Saturday night […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Sarkasm – Carnival Of Atrocities
Album Review: Sarkasm – Carnival Of Atrocities Reviewed by Eric Clifford I think I’ll go to my grave convinced that the Rob Dukes era of Exodus […]