Horror Short Review: Momo – The Pool (2024)
Not content with giving us one bad Momo-inspired horror short, director Jiya Kapur has another, leaving the loft in favour of a pool.
Author: Carl Fisher
Game Review: Lil Gator Game (Xbox Series X)
Lil Gator Game is a charming tribute to The Legend of Zelda, aimed at a younger audience, but with enough depth for adults to enjoy too.
Single Slam: Nile, Hedra, Elysian Divide, Trunk, Under Blackened Skies, Shade UK, Shower Beers, Kittie, DemUnillusions, Calcine, Kurokuma, Fangclub, and Scene Queen!
Today’s single slam features Nile, Hedra, Elysian Divide, Trunk, Under Blackened Skies, Shade UK, Shower Beers, Kittie, DemUnillusions, Calcine, Kurokuma, Fangclub, and Scene Queen.
Breaking Bands X – First Line Up Announcement!
Breaking Bands Festival officially reaches 10 years of live music in 2025 and what better way to celebrate than to announce some of the awesome bands and info about what is in store next year.
Interview: Moon Reaper
Moon Reaper unleashes their new EP ‘Black Sun Sorcery’ on June 7th, 2024. We spoke to them about it. As well as what’s been going on with Moon Reaper since we last spoke (Bloodstock 2023), the journey to this release, the work they’ve put in to making it a reality, getting more and more attention, expanding their live horizons, hating musicals, the best pizza spot, meeting Meshuggah, and so much more.
Weekly Release Roundup – Friday, 31st May 2024
From anthemic classic rock to melodic metal, to groove metal and death metal, it’s a big week for releases and we’ve got a list for you to check out. All these releases are out today!
Creature Creature – The Noise EP: Track by Track by Vocalist Scully
Released on May 27th, 2024, The Noise is the new EP from alternative rock and punk band, Creature Creature. Vocalist Scully takes us through the EP, explaining the story behind each track.
Live Review: Defects with Black Coast & Darlah at The Old Blue Last, Shoreditch, London (28/05/24)
Modern Error deserves a full showcase, and Defects more than delivered on what the experience of hearing it live, should be.