An evening of cinematic and dystopian soundscapes by the Canadian post-rock heroes presenting their latest album Luciferian Towers…
Manchester’s sold-out show confirms that the Melvins sound like no one else…
Richard Ashcroft is a hell of a songwriter and undeniably still one of the best frontmen in Britain; cracking voice, brilliant lyrics, colossal tunes, northern swagger and of course, as always, the right shades.
Chelsea Wolfe takes the audience through a bleak view of the world adorned by barricades of drone, doom metal and industrial bliss…
The return of The Jesus and Mary Chain’s raw and gloomy sound reinforced by layers of unhinged distortion.
Madness’ mass of ska, pop sensibility and R&B soundscapes combined with the habitual extravaganza of humour and eccentricity.
A recap on The Smiths’ unexpected final gig as told by The Smiths and Morrissey biographer Johnny Rogan.
A repertoire full of unforeseen and volatile timings, frantic vocals, killer riffs, imaginative guitar work and more…
Sleaford Mods are the last act that truly challenges the English status quo and the humdrum ordinariness. Uncompromising, violent and vigorous.
Four roaring bass guitars and a singing drummer. Visually shocking and sonically disturbing…
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