Camel Live 1974

Camel Live 1974: Essential Prog Rock & Classic Lineup

Recorded just around the time when, after playing continuously over the previous couple of years and beginning to make their name in the wider...
The Hara

The Hara Push Boundaries on The Fallout

The Hara have come a long way from their indie rock roots with their newest LP, The Fallout. The alt rock trio has very...
Slaughter to Prevail

Slaughter to Prevail in Manchester: the wokest show of January 2026?

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Every single article written about Slaughter to Prevail starts the same: an awkward fence-sitting diatribe wherein the writer tries to circumvent whatever hostility that's...
Megadeth

These are the last words Megadeth will ever say

Megadeth have a storied history, and every story needs a final chapter. After over 40 years of genre-defining breakneck thrash, Megadeth have decided to...
Robin Trower

Robin Trower Live Album Review: Blues Legend Still Sublime

Robin Trower is certainly no stranger to live albums. Depending on which source you believe, this latest release is anywhere between his tenth and...
TANGERINE DREAM

Tangerine Dream: 50 Years of Phaedra Live Review

Initially recorded at Virgin Records' Manor Studios in November 1973, Tangerine Dream (TD), using a Moog synthesiser for the first time, constructed an album...
Hanabie

Hanabie prove they’re the Hot Topic

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Since Babymetal burst onto the scene in 2010, the door has been open for artists to blend sugary kawaii aesthetics with heavy metal. The...
.357 Homicide

357 Homicide Headline Sold Out Slam Show in Slamchester

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It's the first slam gig of 2026 and it just so happens to be a sellout with a cracking lineup. You can't ask for...
Paleface Swiss

Paleface Swiss Bring the Chaos to Manchester Academy

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Paleface Swiss, StaticDress, and Stick To Your Guns played Manchester Academy on 15th January 2026. The energy of the audience is ridiculously high tonight, both...
Born of Osiris

Born of Osiris, Within Destruction, Aversion Crown, Lacernia Roe at Anarchy Brew, Newcastle

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An industrial estate a couple of miles outside Newcastle city centre is not the normal place for a metal show. Neither is a brewery,...