Live Review: Cult of Luna at The Electric Ballroom, London (29/11/19)
In support of their latest album ‘A Dawn to Fear’, post-metal band Cult of Luna took to the stage in Camden, London for a blistering set at The Electric Ballroom.
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Live 2019
Live Review: Vitriol at The Dome, Tufnell Park, London (26/09/19)
It has been an incredible month for Portland, Oregon death metal band, Vitriol. Their debut album is a beast of a record and live… they’re just as strong!
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Live Review: Gojira at O2 Academy Brixton, London (30/06/19)
Nearly 11 months after their triumphant headline slot at Bloodstock 2018, tech metallers Gojira returned to the UK to confirm just why they’re probably the best live band on the planet right now.
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Live Review: Incineration Fest 2019
Taking place across three venues in the heart of Camden Town, London. Incineration Fest has wrapped up for another year and what a Fest it was! We saw a number of heavy and hard-hitting metal bands ranging from new-comers to legends of the extreme scene.
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Live Review: Swallow the Sun at The Underworld, Camden, London (06/05/19)
Unleashing their depressive and melancholic heaviness on London, Swallow the Sun arrived at The Underworld in Camden for a headline show in support of their new album, When A Shadow is Forced Into Light.
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Live Review: Morbidfest at The Underworld, Camden, London (02/05/19)
A celebration of old school death metal is what the legendary David Vincent says on stage during the headline set of I Am Morbid and he’s not wrong. Morbidfest rolled into London and over a couple of hours decimated a hot and hungry crowd.
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Live Review: Sertraline at The O2 Academy 2, Islington, London (25/03/19)
We’ve been waiting for the chance to catch the Leeds/Manchester metal quintet that is Sertraline live for some time. That time finally came on a cool Monday night in London as Sertraline took to the stage in support of Skarlett Riot.
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Live Review: A Pale Horse Named Death at The O2 Islington Academy 2, London (22/03/19)
Five years after their last UK show, A Pale Horse Named Death arrived in London for a triumphant return in support of their new album, When the World Becomes Undone.
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