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.
Sinsaenum came to London and brought the fire, the energy, and the intensity in a ripping and roaring showcase of death metal. With support coming from Dendera, Damim, and Die Ego.
American heavy metal band, Darkest Hour, arrive in Camden for their short stint on these shores before they head back to the continent.
The silence that falls over the crowd as A Burial at Sea emerge in understated fashion, spoke volumes. Before a single note is played, they have everyone’s attention, and the connection only deepens as the show goes on.
Urne are back in London for a headline, and sold out, hometown show at the Camden Assembly on Saturday 13th of September.
