SLAM DUNK FESTIVAL at Leeds City Centre, 26/5/18
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On a day that looked as though it was set to buck Slam Dunk’s sunny tradition, it was only fitting to see a huge crowd gathered inside Leeds’ Academy to watch the mighty Asteroid Boys. The grime-hardcore crossover act put on a spectacular show, despite missing vocalist Traxx. The combination of trappy, sub bass littered […]
Live Review & Photos: TRIVIUM at Manchester Academy on 20/04/18
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Venom Prison, Power Trip, Code Orange and Trivium. When that bill was announced in November 2017, it automatically became many a metal fans most anticipated gig of the year. Now it is here – and all the bands are on top form – it is set to be the gig of the year. The short […]
DON BROCO “Technology”
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Don Broco are back with another album full of lads anthems, whilst the musicianship stronger than ever this time around. Technology combines both sides of the London band; Priorities’ strutting rock ‘n’ roll via power pop stomp and Automatic’s indie sensibility, cleverer vocal melodies and cleaner guitar – each of these elements are found on […]
[LIVE REVIEW] SLAM DUNK FESTIVAL, Leeds City Centre, UK on 20/5/2017
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Slam Dunk North got off to a roaring start on the Signature Brew Stage with Puppy (6.5) drawing a relatively decent sized crowd despite their early afternoon start. The Londoners’ unique blend of downtuned alternative rock riffing, Weezer-esque nasally vocals and catchy hooks serves them well and suits the sun-laden car park perfectly. Next up […]
[ALBUM REVIEW] MOTIONLESS IN WHITE – Graveyard Shift
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Pennsylvania’s Motionless In White have been making waves in the metalcore scene for seven years now, since the 2010 release of their debut LP, Creatures. That album showcased a band that came fully formed, but very much of its time; “Abigail,” “Puppets” and “We Only Come Out At Night,” are some of the best examples […]