Introducing: Sittingthesummerout reveal true identity on second EP ‘Brick and Mortar’

Italian rockers Sittingthesummerout tell us tomorrow’s launch of their second EP marks “the real beginning” of their true identity. The band, who released their debut just a few months after forming, fuse emotional … Continue reading Introducing: Sittingthesummerout reveal true identity on second EP ‘Brick and Mortar’

Wrong Festival 2018 returns to Liverpool with stellar line-up

Oddball rock and ‘Freakscene’ showcase WRONG Festival has announced its return to the Liverpool Docklands for a second year. Cult Cardiff rockers Future Of The Left, which features members of Mclusky and … Continue reading Wrong Festival 2018 returns to Liverpool with stellar line-up

End of an era: Vans Warped Tour announces 2018 will be its last cross-country tour

The words ‘Vans Warped Tour’ will be forever sacred to emo, punk and rock fans of a certain age. Some of the most popular bands of our generation and formative … Continue reading End of an era: Vans Warped Tour announces 2018 will be its last cross-country tour

Introducing: Øff Guard

Pop punk quintet Øff Guard peaked our interest when they described their intriguingly catchy sound as “intricate emo rock’n’roll.” These may not be the most natural musical genre bedfellows, but … Continue reading Introducing: Øff Guard

Album Review: Silent Descent return with epic new album Turn To Grey

Dartford-based trance-metal six-piece Silent Descent are back from a four-year hiatus with a new album oozing in heaviness. Fusing metal and synth, with hugely catchy riffs, big guitar solos and … Continue reading Album Review: Silent Descent return with epic new album Turn To Grey

Introducing: Crimson Star

Sit back if you will and envisage Birmingham trio Crimson Star‘s description of their hard-hitting rock sound as “the kind of music you need when driving a beautiful car, extremely … Continue reading Introducing: Crimson Star

Album Review: Harbour Sharks – A History Of Violence

Having been our New Band of the Week back in June I’ve been excited about the potential of Kingston-upon-Thames trio Harbour Sharks for a while now. But the debut album released … Continue reading Album Review: Harbour Sharks – A History Of Violence