Sibling – ‘Miserable Love’

It’s always an absolute thrill when a brand new band come racing out of the gates armed with some fantastic material to release. And that’s where Sibling step in. Rising out of the ashes of what was once Hindsights, this trio come together to bring their debut EP ‘Miserable

LIVE: Architects / Bury Tomorrow @ O2 Academy Brixton, London

Over the course of the summer, the UK metal world suffered a huge shock; Tom Searle, one of the most talented guitarists that the music scene had, passed away after years of battling cancer. When the news was announced, it came as a surprise to some that Architects informed

LIVE: Brain Fallon / Chris Farren @ Kentish Town Forum, London

It’s a miserable autumn evening; it’s been raining for most of the evening, it’s already dark by 4PM, and it’s only halfway through the week. However, within London, New Jersey singer-songwriter Brian Fallon gets ready to treat the capital with his ‘Painkillers’ tour. From what’s caught of his

“We appreciate every second of this”

LIVE: This Wild Life @ St Pancras Old Church, London

Tonight, on a dreary and cold November night, it seems fitting that Californian duo This Wild Life play their first London date in a church tucked behind King’s Cross station. The lighting is low, candles are lit, and there’s a hushed feeling of love and warmth spreading through

Red Light Runner – ‘What Are You Thinking About?’

Hailing from Kent, four piece band Red Light Runner have returned after a six year break to start creating their own mix of pop tinged emo and indie once again. After a small taster in 2014, with the release of their double A-side single ‘Lucky Thirteen/Just Might Find’, they’ve

From Indian Lakes – ‘Everything Feels Better Now’

The ties between the making of this album and the childhood of Joey Vannucchi, the brainchild behind From Indian Lakes, are eerily similar. Vannuchhi grew up in Indian Lakes, California, a small community that lies just outside of the Yosemite National Park – it was here where he grew

SHVPES – ‘Pain. Joy. Ecstasy. Despair’

Birmingham-based SHVPES have already shared the stage alongside the likes of rock-heavyweights Bring Me the Horizon, Bullet For My Valentine, Fightstar and Finch, as well as playing at Download Festival and Slam Dunk. It’s a damn impressive CV and is all off the back of their EP ‘The Prosecutor’.

COVE – ‘We Were Once Lost’

Formed in the last few months of 2015, COVE have always strived to create massive tracks, featuring huge grooves and dominant, compelling riffs. By teaming up with producer Oz Craggs of Feed the Rhino, this quintet have done just that with their latest release ‘We Were Once Lost’. Intro ‘…’

The Lion and the Wolf – ‘The Cardiac Hotel’

The Lion and the Wolf, aka Thomas George, is Thomas’ brainchild and was the reason he quit full-time work in early 2014. It may have been a risky move, but it’s one that has paid off so well – Thomas has performed at prestigious festivals such as Isle of