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.
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.
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.
On a cold and dark February night, Helgi’s played host to a trio of bands that embody words like ‘miserable noise’, ‘relentless heaviness’, and ‘salacious darkness’.
Well now, that was pretty damn good, wasn’t it? A four-band bill of noisy and heavy music, topped by Grief Ritual, who recently released their outstanding debut album, ‘Collapse’ via Church Road Records.
Metalcore enjoyers are coming from all across the city to the Black Heart to witness the bands State of You & Chaos Reigns perform in the capital.
Nothing makes January feel that little bit darker then a big helping of melancholic melodeath. Insomnium are in town, London to be specific, on the first date of a massive European tour that sees the iconic Finnish metal band celebrate their 2014 album ‘Shadows of the Dying Sun’.
