Desertfest is this weekend across multiple venues in Camden, London Tickets are available here
There's never a bad time to witness the force of nature that is Sumac in a live setting, but of all the points in history, this feels particularly special. Frontman and polymath Aaron Turner has recently been unveiled as the newest member of post-metal titans Neurosis, effectively bringing that seminal band back from the dead, and the mood in the cosy confines of Bristol’s Exchange tonight is one of reverent anticipation.
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Rising stars of the progressive post-hardcore world Hail The Sun return to The Fleece with their latest album cut. turn. fade. black. and a stacked night of supports in tow. Alongside Brighton based doom pop supergroup Every Hell and post-hardcore icon Kurt Travis, Hail The Sun deliver an eclectic evening of cathartic post-hardcore fun.
The legendary Toe return to Bristol to begin the European leg of their 25th anniversary tour. Do the Japanese math rockers nail their first UK show in over 10 years?
The multi-venue stoner/doom/metal festival returns to Camden next weekend for its 14th year. Taking over The Roundhouse, The Underworld, Electric Ballroom and The Dev, this festival is part of the very DNA of Camden. These are the top 10 bands to not miss at Desertfest. Preview written by Cece Lawless and Niall Creane.
Yeah, we might have missed last week, but we were a bit busy putting on a festival, alright. Here's the best new singles of the past fortnight.
You know the deal, here's the best singles of the week.
The more things change, the more things stay the same. In the case of The Flatliners, that’s a pretty good thing.
From the frozen tundra of Fort Worth, Frozen Soul come stomping through in their snow shoes armed with more Bolt Thrower worship and ice cold guitar work.
Alt legends Haggard Cat return with their first new material in five years and their most evolved sound yet.
