The rise of Bloodywood is as startling as it is impressive, and now, here they are. Having recently released their brand-new album, the excellent ‘Nu Delhi’ and playing to a sold-out crowd in London on the last date of their massive EU/UK ‘Return of the Singh’ tour.
What’s sweat for, if not for spilling in the name of Raging Speedhorn? Rolling into London alongside Kill the Lights and Enquire Within, it was a sweaty and manic night of lovable chaos.
Paleface Swiss are on their first euro headline ever – hitting insanely huge rooms and selling shows out left and right.
Heavier, louder, bouncier, catchier, and so watchable. Call Me Amour aren’t on stage for long, but they deliver an immense showcase of their anthemic ways.
Its finally time. Pantera are here, in London, at the OVO Arena, Wembley on the last date of their mammoth European Tour.
Armed with tracks from their latest album, ‘The Grand Scheme of Things’, Sugar Horse came to London, and brought Mount Forel along for the ride.
Isn’t it a joy, when a line-up features not just one band you love, not even two bands you love, but three. This is what I got to experience at the New Cross Inn as Ripcord Records put on the post rock night of my dreams. A night featuring the incredible talents of Solars, Civil /// Service, and Million Moons.
Swedish gothic metallers, Tribulation, hit The Underworld Camden on their Sub Rosa European tour with support from Livgone and Naut.
