Radar Festival Interviews: Pupil Slicer
Part of an ongoing interview series with artists playing Radar Festival 2023 (28th-30th July), we’ve put together a short list of questions for a handful of artists to provide some insight into bands you...
Radar Festival Interviews: Exploring Birdsong
Part of an ongoing interview series with artists playing Radar Festival 2023 (28th-30th July), we’ve put together a short list of questions for a handful of artists to provide some insight into bands you...
Big Big Train: ‘Ingenious Devices’ Review
Big Big Train has brought forth a new release titled Ingenious Devices featuring updated versions of three of their beloved tracks from different albums as well as one previously unreleased instrumental track. The previously...
Avenged Sevenfold: ‘Life is But a Dream…’ Review
So there’s a new Avenged Sevenfold album. For those somehow living under a rock, Avenged Sevenfold (sometimes affectionately referred to as A7X for short) have been at the forefront of hard rock and metal...
Pride in Prog 2023: The High Taste Pride Spotify Playlist
A few years ago we put out an article showcasing a handful of LGBT+ artists in the prog scene across the world. It’s been one of our most successful articles, and as the editor...
Godsticks at the Camden Assembly in London
All the way from Wales, Godsticks have made their way to London to show off their latest release This Is What A Winner Looks Like. Formed in the late 2000s, Godsticks have been around the...
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: ‘PetroDragonic Apocalypse’ Lore Breakdown
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard needs no introduction at this point. The Australian collective have become a household name in today’s modern rock landscape thanks in no small part to their prolific output,...
The Dear Hunter at The Garage in London
The Dear Hunter have just embarked on a full tour of the UK including Brighton, Bristol, Leeds, Manchester, and finishing up at the Garage in London. The band are known for their elaborate multi-album...
AVKRVST: ‘The Approbation’ Review
Today, AVKRVST have released their debut album, coming at us from a forest in the depths of Norway – as any album from Scandinavia worth its merit should. As with any new band, I...
Scar Symmetry: ‘The Singularity (Phase II – Xenotaph)’ Review
The 100-meter sprint is traditionally considered to be the supreme discipline at the Olympic Games. If we were to consider the supreme discipline in metal, I’d define it as “succeeding to make something that...
