Your guide to new rock, metal and punk bands worldwide
With just one week until Christmas Day there’s probably more than a few of you out there struggling to find last minute gifts for your friends and loved ones. So … Continue reading Our guide to new music Christmas presents
Having earned his musical stripes supporting the likes of Radiohead in his days with avant-Britpop band The Shopkeeper Appeared, Andy J Gallagher is now making strides with his solo career. … Continue reading Introducing: Andy J Gallagher
When you hear a band described as being anything like Led Zeppelin you have to sit up and take notice. So that’s exactly what we did when the new Tess … Continue reading Introducing: Tess of the Circle
2016 has been quite a year for Brighton rockers City of Ashes. Not only have they released impressive second album Rise and completed five full tours, including supporting the mighty Yashin, … Continue reading Interview: City of Ashes discuss a hectic 2016 & their impressive charity project
Tens of thousands of music fans and hundreds of musicians will get their first taste of live music as Independent Venue Week (IVW) takes place for the fourth consecutive year next month. Staged … Continue reading Fans and musicians to get first taste of live music at Independent Venue Week
Something landed in the GigRadar inbox this week that had us utterly fascinated, the words ‘Japanese space metal band.’ Obviously we had to dig further and the result of said … Continue reading Introducing: Esprit D’Air
This week I’ve been listening to a great new track from a band that I can’t help but describe as ‘the British Fall Out Boy.’ Drawing comparisons to the pop-rock legends … Continue reading Single Review: Of Kings and Captains – Ain’t Got The Heart
Three years ago, I went along to a random gig at The Barfly in Camden with my mate before he flew out to live in New Zealand with his girlfriend. That … Continue reading Gig Review: 48Hours, City of Ashes, LoveLess and Hyla at O2 Academy Islington 2
To lay it out from the beginning, I’m a Gecko fan and have been for some time. Through the years, I’ve gotten really drunk playing the Gecko drinking game, sweatily … Continue reading Introducing: Gecko
Scottish rockers Yashin have opened up on their decision to split after 10 years as a band, laying the blame on record label Sony for “changing” songs the band recorded for … Continue reading Yashin reveal why they split and reflect on the good times
London bid a fond farewell to one of the finest rock and metal bands the UK has produced in the last decade as Yashin played their final show in the capital … Continue reading Gig Review: Yashin say farewell to London with The Vigil and With One Last Breath
Wednesday evening will see London music lovers given a real treat of fun indie rock meets punk as Happy Accidents, Muncie Girls and WOAHNOWS take over The Underworld in Camden. We’re … Continue reading Introducing: Happy Accidents
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