Live Review: Lowen at The Underworld, London (04/12/25)
A career best Lowen show. One filled with atmosphere, mystical vibes, and haunting intensity, and one that features dancers, props to emphasis story content, and guest cellist Arianna Mahsayeh.
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Live Review: Pupil Slicer at The Underworld, London (30/11/25)
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.
Live Review: Harpy at The Oslo, London (01/12/25)
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.
Live Review: Deafheaven & Portrayal of Guilt at The Electric Ballroom, London (28/11/25)
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.
Live Review: Narcotic Wasteland at The Black Heart, Camden, London (26/11/25)
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.
Live Review: Melrose Avenue at The Dome, London (13/11/25)
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.
Live Review: Conjurer with Pijn & Death Goals at The Underworld, London (12/11/25)
Conjurer, the sludgy/post/noise mongers played to a sold-out crowd in London at The Underworld and delivered a career-best show.
Live Review: Sinsaenum with Dendera, Damim, and Die Ego at The Underworld, London (17/10/25)
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.