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.
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Live Review: Forlorn with Swarmed & Healing Wound at The Black Heart, Camden, London (28/03/25)
It’s a night of celebration inside the Black Heart of Camden. Forlorn, the captivating and innovate folk-horror band have released their long-awaited debut album, ‘Aether’ and the venue is playing host to a live performance by the band, alongside Swarmed and Healing Wound.
Live Review: Grief Ritual, Calligram, Harrowed, and Worn Out at The Black Heart, London (06/02/25)
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.
Live Review: State of You & Chaos Reigns @ The Black Heart (25/01/25)
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.
Live Review: Tortured Demon with Bangover at The Black Heart, Camden, London (07/11/24)
It’s The Black Heart in Camden, London, on a chilly November evening. Tortured Demon have arrived to damage some hearing, cause some neck issues, and if you’re really lucky, melt your face off.
Live Review: Wallowing, with Underdark & Tayne at The Black Heart, Camden, London (24/08/24)
in celebration of five years of Wallowing’s ‘Planet Loss’ and the upcoming remaster and re-release of the album, the Black Heart in Camden went cosmic.
Live Review: Iress with Sunnata & Healthyliving at The Black Heart, Camden, London (18/08/24)
It says a lot about the interest in Iress that the Black Heart, on a hot Sunday evening in London, is as busy as it is. A lot of people have turned out for the dream metal band, as well as the two support acts, Healthyliving and Sunnata.
Live Review: Mountain Caller at The Black Heart, Camden, London (19/04/24)
There is a strong sense that Mountain Caller have stepped up their game and with such a phenomenal album in their arsenal, the world is finally starting to take proper notice of this band.