LIVE REVIEW

Acoustic shows may not be the most traditional image when picturing your wild weekend out on the town, but for the people of Bristol, this show brought something truly special.

The return of one of the UK's most underrated bands and a homecoming for an artist who has never visited; something very special indeed took place this evening.

The metalcore titans return to Alexandra Palace again to deliver a spectacular live show, supported by two of the biggest names in heavy music. After waiting through two years of postponements this was set to be a night to remember.

Exactly 21 months after Lonely The Brave unveiled their third record The Hope List, the alt-rock heroes finally return to the west country for a capacity show at the pillared sanctuary of live music at is The Fleece.

Though tonight's show sadly no longer features GGGOLDDD, whose Roadburn-conquering This Shame Should Not Be Mine needs to be heard to be believed, it's still a celebration of emotion and post-adjacent music with Svalbard's blackgaze-meets-post-hardcore and a mammoth set from Japan's post-rock royalty, MONO.

All good things come to an end and sadly ArcTanGent Festival 2022 was no different. Following on from the first three parts of our mammoth ArcTanGent Festival Review, we look at that the final day entailed. Words by Dan Hillier and Will Marshall.

An explosive night of experimental, alternative, dark and metal music! Thy Catafalque's first UK appearance with the wonderfully unique Rïcïnn.