Desertfest is this weekend across multiple venues in Camden, London Tickets are available here
It’s 7pm. Tonight’s headliner isn’t on for another hour. No support. Rooms already packed. Queue for merch is coiling around the room like a badly played game of Snake. Welcome to the polka dot delirium that is the Angine De Poitrine phenomenon.
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Prostitute hit the MOTH Club for the first of two sold out nights after the release of their highly regarded album 'Attempted Martyr'.
Get your flutes out! Australian hardcore punk band from Sydney, Speed, play a sold-out Electric Ballroom on the last stop of their UK tour.
As we gradually recover from Noizzefest and festival season starts to get into full swing, here's our picks of the tracks you need to hear from the week.
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.
Blast beats, tremolo riffs and downtuned bends have rarely sounded as graceful and uplifting as they do on Karmanjakah's sophomore album Diamond Morning, pointing towards a potential shift in their own corner of heavy music.
Koyo channel homesickness, heartbreak and emotional unrest into a melodic hardcore record that feels both explosive and deeply intimate. Across Barely Here, soaring hooks collide with raw vulnerability, creating an album that constantly evolves without ever losing its sense of identity.
Atreyu refuse to quit while they're behind, stubbornly unleashing their 10th full-length upon the world. We take the punishment so you don't have to.
