With the final day coming around fast, the Sunday of Supersonic Festival 2024 takes a slightly more relaxed pace, presenting a day firmly planted in the folk world, with a few exceptions. However, despite the slightly more serene musical focus, today isn’t any less experimental.
With an eccentric mix of artists kicking the weekend off, Supersonic’s Saturday delves deeper into darker experimental musical realms. Things are gonna get a bit heavy as we take you through day two of Supersonic Festival 2024.
Often heralded as one of the best experimental music showcases in Europe, Supersonic Festival is back for its eighteenth edition since its inception in 2003 in its spiritual home of Digbeth. Friday gets things off to a hot start, featuring an eclectic range of artists from insane grind punk to atmospheric electronica.
Black is the colour for Devil's Night at London Ovo Arena, Wembley as the Creeper Cult and Black Veil Brides army converge in high spirits waiting for their idols' biggest gig yet, an unmatched Halloween co-headliner.
After a turbulent few years, math pop trailblazers Orchards made their triumphant return to Bristol alongside a pair of local legends for one of the year's most cathartic nights. With anthemic rock trio Blank Atlas and up and coming four-piece Hamartia.
On a beautiful autumn night in Newcastle, as the Grove played host to a reggae DJ set in its courtyard, four of the heaviest, most disgustingly heavy young bands in the UK came together for the Deathcore Showcase. With a promise of blastbeats and gurgling vocals, it was the prime setting for some brutal extreme music.
One of punk's most vital up and coming bands Militarie Gun made a statement at Cardiff's iconic Clwb Ifor Bach with their melodic yet driving brand of hardcore alongside wacky New York post-punks and the ever passionate Tripsun.
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A day of pastel math rock, bowel breaking doom, cursed kink club music, ethereal post rock and filthy donks, the second day of ArcTanGent 2024 had it all. Here's what went down. Words by Dan Hillier, Tom Bruce, Adam Vallely and Will Marshall.
The first day of the 10th birthday for what may the best festival on the planet, the Wednesday of ArcTanGent 2024 was a day of riffs, joy and cosmic horror. Here's what transpired. Words by Dan Hillier, Tom Bruce, Adam Vallely and Will Marshall.