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LIVE REVIEW

Live Review: Dragged Into Sunlight, Vacuous, Plague Pit | The Asylum, Birmingham | 01/05/2026

Extremity descends upon Birmingham with Plague Pit, Vacuous and Dragged Into Sunlight at The Asylum. Photos by Kevin Ashburn.

Slam Dunk North, Temple Newsam 2026: The Review

Another day of scorching hot riffs and fun in the sun as we headed up to Leeds for the second session of Slam Dunk. Words by Emily Simister & Esther Domnu.

Live Review: Weatherday, Sun Spot & Heartpiece | Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff | 24/05/26

Making their Cardiff debut at Clwb Ifor Bach, Swedish lo-fi emo trailblazers Weatherday lead an eclectic and forward-thinking night alongside noisy Cardiff emo act Heartpiece and vibey Bristol alt-pop/noise rockers Sun Spot.

FEATURE

Gore., Loathe, Fuming Mouth and More: New Noizze – The 10 Must-Listen Tracks of the Week

You know the drill - every week, loads of great tunes come out. Here's our picks for the ten you need to hear!

Sans Froid – Back Into The Womb | Track by Track

At times such as this, where the sun is scorching a broken and deafening Earth, it’s temping to just curl into the fetal position and wait for peace to come, regardless of what shape it ultimately takes. Of course, defeatism is not an option. Such is the theme of the brilliant new record from Sans Froid.

Burner, No Cure, Every Hell and More: New Noizze – The 10 Must Listen Tracks of the Week

With a scorcher week ahead of us, there's no better time to look back on the scorcher of a week we just had for new music. Here's our ten picks for the tracks you need to hear!

RELEASE REVIEW

Sans Froid – Back Into The Womb | Album Review

Progressing from their piano-led art-rock roots, Sans Froid deliver one of the year’s most expressive and expansive experimental releases without alienating newcomers to their sound.

A.A. Williams – Solstice | Album Review

Over the past half dozen years, A.A. Williams has emerged as one of the most distinctive artists in contemporary alternative music, bringing together elements of post-rock, folk, classical composition, and a broad palette of heavy music within a sound that is unmistakably her own. Anyone with even a passing familiarity with her work will recognise it instantly.

Saint Agnes – Your God Fearing Days Are About To Begin | Album Review

Signifying a divine shift in their emotional inspirations, for a sonic exploration detailing their complicated relationship with their inner and outer worlds.