Sleeping With Sirens’ new album ‘Complete Chaos’ is an absolute blast to listen to. It’s heavy, it’s loud, it’s melodic, it has screams and breakdowns. It’s controlled chaos at its best. Released via Sumerian Records.
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After crushing all big stages in Belgium and abroad, this is the second to last show of Rhea before they take a break performing live for at least a year. They made one hell of a rock party with the biggest mosh pits VIERNULVIER has had since a long time and support from The RG’s!
We caught Lydia Lunch & Marc Hurtado playing Suicide and Alan Vega songs at The Caves in Edinburgh, and it wasn’t for the lover of sweet and tender music, quite on the contrary!
Sludge metallers Alienatör are streaming their full new album ‘Regrets’ in full right now in anticipation of the official release tomorrow!
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Fat Mike launches new musical collective Codefendants and the new genre “Crime Wave”… 2 singles and music videos are out already!
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Melodic punk rockers Lucifer Star Machine launched their new single and music video ‘I Wanted Everything’, from their upcoming album ‘Satanic Age’ set for release in April 2023 via The Sign Records!
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The Damned recently did one last tour with the original line-up and our reporter went to check out the stop at the O2 Academy in Glasgow for what turned into a celebration of old school punk with support from Penetration, TV Smith and The Bored Teenagers and Smalltown Tigers!
‘This Machine Still Kills Fascists’ is a well crafted and original album from the Dropkick Murphys. Their music fits wonderfully with Woody Guthries lyrics (or is it the other way round?). The artwork on the cover is wonderful, incorporating the famous “fascists” guitar into it was genius.
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Sum 41 came to set Vorst Nationaal in Belgium on fire. They brought Cassyette and Simple Plan to support them in giving everyone a great evening.
At the “Does This Look All Killer No Filler tour” stop at Vorst Nationaal in Brussels, Cassyette provided us with something new to check out while Simple Plan and Sum 41 provided a true trip though memory lane.
