Bloodstock 2025 Band Feature: Fortune Teller
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! It’s Bloodstock time and we’re featuring some of the bands performing at this year’s festival. Here is Fortune Teller!
Author: Carl Fisher
Getting to Know Inmate (Interview – Written)
Modern melodic metal/metalcore band, Inmate, released their latest album ‘Let the Dead Bury Their Dead’ last year and an official video for the title track came out last month. In this interview, we get to know them a little better.
Weekly Release Roundup: Monday 7th July 2025 – Friday 11th July 2025
From exciting alternative metal, to intense progressive metalcore, bullish death metal, maddening noise, powerful theatrical horror rock, and more, it’s a big week for releases and we’ve got a list for you to check out.
Album Review: Split Chain – motionblur (Epitaph)
Bristol-based self-described nu-gaze band Split Chain showcase their broad-minded, unconstrained approach to music on their much-anticipated debut album, ‘motionblur’, out July 11th via Epitaph.
Bloodstock 2025 Band Feature: Adfeilion
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! It’s Bloodstock time and we’re featuring some of the bands performing at this year’s festival. Here is Adfeilion!
Getting to Know Don’t Wake the Neighbours (Interview – Written)
Don’t Wake the Neighbours are a 7-piece band who play original rock music with influences from all across the musical spectrum. Their new single, ‘My Place in the Sun’ is out now. In this interview, we get to know them a little better.
Album Review: dead7 – LOVE WHAT YOU CAN WHILE YOU GOT SOMETHING LEFT TO LOVE (SharpTone Records)
dead7 will release their debut album ‘LOVE WHAT YOU CAN WHILE YOU STILL GOT SOMETHING LEFT TO LOVE’ on July 11th, 2025, via SharpTone Records.
Ten Bands You Must Check Out at Mangata Festival 2025
Taking place on Saturday 12th July in the heart of Nottingham, Mangata Festival is a one-day event, featuring 46 bands across five stages. There are so many amazing bands on the bill that the idea of coming up with just ten that we think you should see seemed impossible. Yet here we are.