LIVE REVIEW: Bewitcher @ Slay, Glasgow

You know what Glasgow hasn’t had in a small eternity? A night of devilish black/thrash metal. Tonight is the antidote; Americans BEWITCHER are ploughing through a UK tour, and now…

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Cradle Of Filth release new music video for ‘Demagoguery’

CRADLE OF FILTH have released a new music video! The new music video, for the track Demagoguery, is taken from the veteran UK black metal band’s new album, The Screaming Of…

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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: The Woods – Sleater-Kinney

SLEATER-KINNEY were a decade into their career by the time they came to make The Woods. Keen to break away from the boxes their music had been put into, the…

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Not Enough Space release new song ‘Waiting 4 U’

NOT ENOUGH SPACE have released a brand new song! The new song, titled Waiting 4 U, is the brand new single from the Florida-based metalcore band and follows on from their previous…

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EP REVIEW: The Good, The Bad & The Rest Of Us – The Young Hearts

British punks, THE YOUNG HEARTS, are back with their newest EP The Good, The Bad & The Rest Of Us. The upcoming release aims to dig deeper into personal topics…

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Yellowcard announce new album ‘Better Days’

YELLOWCARD have announced a new album! Titled Better Days, the upcoming album from the Florida-based pop-punk band is the long-awaited follow-up to 2016’s self-titled album, and is scheduled to be released in…

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EP REVIEW: Fool’s Gold – Rothco

Yorkshire post-rock supergroup, ROTHCO, have put out their debut EP, Fool’s Gold. Formed only last year, ROTHCO’s members are a part of other bands including BUNKERPOP, BLACK RAVINES, and BLACK…

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Party Cannon release new music video for ‘Thirst Trap’

PARTY CANNON have released a new music video! The new music video, for the track Thirst Trap, is the brand new single from the Scottish death metal band and follows on from…

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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: The Unquestionable Truth (Part 1) – Limp Bizkit

Ask anyone to name the first band that comes to mind when you say the words ‘nu metal’ and the majority would say LIMP BIZKIT. Depending on where you stand,…

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ALBUM REVIEW: I Saw The World’s End (Hangman’s Hymn MMXXV) – Sigh

Over nearly four decades and twelve albums, SIGH have been an unparalleled force, pushing the envelope in the avant-garde and black metal genres. The Japanese outfit have continually redefined themselves…

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