Industrial post-metal band, Tribe of Ghost are in town, and they’ve brought along riffy metallers Gutlocker and electronic-metalcore band, Face the Wolves with them.
Scene Queen at Troxy in London – lot of firsts for me tonight then as I head to a venue for the first time, to see a band for the first time in Scene Queen, who are out on the road as main support to PVRIS, with additional support from Sophie Powers.
Electric Brixton is playing host to one hell of a line-up tonight. Metalcore band Landmvrks are in town and they’ve brought The Devil Wears Prada, Like Moth to Flames, and Guilt Trip with them.
Starting off my bank holiday weekend correctly by going to see some bloody good riffs and have some beverages courtesy of Camden’s Underworld.
It turns out that A Burial At Sea aren’t just an amazing band on record, they’re amazing live too.
On a cold windy Wednesday about 1000 people descend down on King’s Cross’ Scala venue. All for one specific reason; Microwave, on their biggest UK run to date bringing along The Dirty Nil and Sick Joy.
Pupil Slicer one of the brightest and best metal bands in the UK scene right now, and it’s extremely heartening to see them beginning to get their dues. This London show being the final date of their extensive UK headline tour, the first time Pupil Slicer have gone on the road as headliners.
There is a strong sense that Mountain Caller have stepped up their game and with such a phenomenal album in their arsenal, the world is finally starting to take proper notice of this band.
