Even with with one man and one leg down, Napalm Death once again prove themselves to be leaders of the pack alongside some great company.
Finally back in the UK after the smash hit The Death of Peace of Mind, Richmond metalcore quartet Bad Omens are on the first of three sold out nights at Tufnell Park's The Dome
On a cold and dreary Thursday night in central Bristol, Author & Punisher and Zetra treated the midwest county’s populace to goth fatalism and callous industrial in equal measure.
Like the finest of wines, Trivium only seem to get better with age. Here's what happened when the Orlando quartet stormed the unprepared Eventim Apollo with Malevolence and Heaven Shall Burn.
In case you hadn't noticed or been paying attention, death metal is in rude health at the moment.
The debate between Metric and Imperial has raged for years, mostly by people with nothing better to do.
Energy crisis who? Electronic alt-rock group PVRIS heat up Hammersmith's Eventim Apollo on a cold Thursday night.
After just recently earning his English degree in this fair city, Billy Lunn and company lecture Cambridge in the ways of earnest indie-rock once again alongside upstarts Catbear and Gaffa Tape Sandy.
Packing into the picturesque O2 Kentish Town Forum are a myriad of prog and post metal fans to finally witness the much-delayed tour between prog metal luminaries Karnivool and post metal behemoths The Ocean.
"Live For The First Time in 1338 Days..."
Of supergroups and fanatics; here's what occurred when the emo dream team L.S. Dunes visited the city of Northern soul.
The end? Here the question haunted the air for this one off show for Anaal Nathrakh. An amazing Black Metal gig tearing apart the Scala and humanity in one fell swoop.