The cry for comfort extends into ‘Forever/Always’, a surprisingly tender track from Sirens but one which beams with a love for the human connection. If anything, that’s what ‘An End In Itself’ is all ...

It’s the 1980s, California, and along with bands like Exodus, Slayer and Testament, Metallica were developing a new type of ...

Converge are unlikely to be the first to be musically inspired by the hum, but their influence is informed less by the hum’s aesthetics than it is by the same bleakness experienced by The Listeners’ ...

That exact sensation of walking through your own emotions and trying to unpick the stitches which have compressed you into that argument is the same feeling you’ll get from listening to ‘I Built You A ...

Evanescence are rock survivors. Despite the internet rumour that the entire band died years ago, they are very much alive, and after five years of soul-searching, have emerged from the studio with a ...

The now-London locals have amassed quite the fanbase over the years, and it seems like most of them are here tonight for ...

London’s Desertfest sees swathes of doom, psych and stoner rock fans descend upon five venues throughout Camden for three ...

From the moment opening face-melter ‘One By One’ unleashes its fury, ‘Armour Of Angels’ is an unrelenting assault of ferocity and show-stopping musical technicality. The guitar work by Jak Madden and ...

After six years without releasing new music, All Them Witches started to wind down. When their drummer unexpectedly quit, their commitment wavered. It all seemed to be coming to an end. But chance ...

It’s the final day of Desertfest and the skies over Camden are decidedly greyer than they have been for the preceding days. With less draw to mingle outside, this does mean that the smaller venues are ...

Every now and then, a band will release an album that takes them from being mere contenders to cementing them as genre heavyweights; for Manchester’s metallic-hardcore five-piece Guilt Trip, ‘Armour ...

Joyce Manor have distilled the sound of watching gentrification happen to your favourite grimy neighbourhood into Californian punk gold. Their sixth album, ‘I Used To Go To This Bar’ drips with ...