Amaranthe was Epic but the other band was Epica
The co-headline is a safety net for many involved. The two headliners get support from each other's fanbases and the audience gets to experience...
Jinjer, Unprocessed, Textures – Ukrainian Metal Powerhouse Returns
As the everlasting January draws to a close, the gigs, fortunately, do not. Tonight, in a wet and wintry Glasgow, the SWG3 welcomes Ukrainian...
The Damned Pay Tribute to Brian James at Intimate Manchester Show
"Don't complain about the songs, Brian chose them. This is for Brian!"
As aptly put by bassist Captain Sensible, The Damned took the stage of...
Justin Hawkins Rides Again: Comedy, Music & Chaos
"Who's here because they know me from The Darkness?" As many hands go up, Justin Hawkins adds, "This is going to be more about...
Sykofant conjure up surreal atmospheres and prog-ish vibes on Leaves
Norwegian prog rockers Sykofant impressed this scribe greatly by means of their stunning and deftly executed EPs, namely the self-titled one from 2024 and...
Cryptopsy Celebrate 30 Years of None So Vile in Manchester
Coming from across the pond in Montreal, Canada, to play a sold-out Club Academy in Manchester are old school death metal legends Cryptopsy on...
IQ Live From London 1985: Neo-Prog’s Unsung Heroes
Recorded live, with only three days' notice, at the Camden Palace as part of a series called Live From London, IQ at the time...
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 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 in Manchester: the wokest show of January 2026?
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...
