Having delivered an album of the year contender, Pupil Slicer embarked on this co-headliner tour with LLNN (support from the incredible Worn Out) and have been selling out venues across the country.
It is celebration time and The Oslo, a very hip venue in gentrified Hackney, is packed out with those looking to party with Harpy. Even if it is a cold, wet, and miserable Monday in the capital.
What a year it has been for Deafheaven, returning to blackened form with their album ‘Lonely People with Power’ and embarking on a gigantic EU/UK tour that has sold out venues all over, London’s Electric Ballroom included.
It’s an extreme night in London and within the walls of The Black Heart there is plenty of excitement as US extreme metal outfit Narcotic Wasteland are in town.
They have the talent, they have the songs, they have the stage presence, forward momentum, and a clear understanding of what they need to do. Watch out world, Melrose Avenue are coming to take over and they’re already a lot closer then you think.
Conjurer, the sludgy/post/noise mongers played to a sold-out crowd in London at The Underworld and delivered a career-best show.
Ward XVI bring Id3ntity to London’s Cart & Horses with a theatrical show, supported by Them Bloody Kids and Pulverise.
The hype around Mouth Culture seems never-ending, their unique blend of grungey rock with sexy licks is turning heads everywhere they go – and as they embark on their biggest headline tour yet it seems like they’re only destined to go up from here.
