‘Keep It Quiet’ is as intimate and explosive as a secret.

German post punks TV CULT describe their music as “somewhere between The Cure and Minor.” Their debut album, 2023’s ‘Colony’, lent hard on their punk influences and led to the band touring with acts ...

A contemplative edge to their punk style marks a gorgeous update for the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus. The nuanced emotions surrounding processing the past are what takes ‘X’s For Eyes’ to a level beyond ...

Silver Bleeds the Black Sun…’ is not a record from the AFI that play in the memory of every early noughties alt kid. The masters of subtle reinvention, who slid from hardcore basements to MTV screens, ...

It’s in our nature to find out as much information about something as we can and PRESIDENT have used that to their advantage. We all have our theories but truthfully none of them really matter once ...

‘Death Above Life’ is a dark, powerful metal record, filled with blistering chugging and ominous grooves. It sounds like a mining machine striking gold.

The Roundhouse can be a bit hit-and-miss in terms of sound engineering, but everything is crystal clear. You can hear every dreamy guitar layer, every perfectly placed drum fill, and Getz’s vocals sit ...

PENGSHUi is at a point where a little tip could take it somewhere incredible.” From pirate radio beginnings to remixing Prodigy tracks, festival performances and studio work, PENGSHUi have built a ...

Not seen you in years… he’s like ‘do you want to start a folk metal band?’ And then he disappeared into the crowd,” he laughs, before summing up that surreal beginning with “And Thunarwülf was born.” ...

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus – MySpace era survivors and perennial comeback kids – aren’t going to end up Face Down any time soon. A seven year absence has brought us to ‘X’s For Eyes’, a record that ...

In four hours time, Mike Davenport will play his first show in the UK for a decade. That might rattle some, and there will be more than a few nervous faces onstage in the Monster Energy tent over the ...

The breakfast queues are grim. People stand around like extras from a zombie flick, clinging to their coffees as if they’re the only thing keeping them upright. But there’s a strange camaraderie to it ...