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Reviews
The Grammy-nominated group's release came after a hugely successful summer festival run in Europe supporting Korn and their Heavy Music Awards win. The Canadian machine did not stop there, and “Soft Spine” is one of their heaviest and most interesting songs they have shown the world so far.
Shows
The last night of the UK portion of the Crown the Witch tour took place at the iconic LGBTQ+ venue Heaven in London. The evening started with The Darklings who had a very upbeat and interactive set that the crowd seemed to really enjoy while they joked about how they
Will Robinson
Following 3 highly successful years, Radar is back for a 4th year, bringing with it one of the most eclectic and diverse festival line ups of the year. Based in Manchester's O2 Victoria Warehouse, this year’s headliners include synthwave masters The Midnight, Prog Metal legends TesseracT and
Karolina Malyan
The Sunday afternoon, which was both blessed with sunny spells as well as heavy rain, began with brotherly duo of Ye Vagabonds hailing from Ireland. The mellow, quiet, yet emotional performance was supported by the string section, stunning traditional instruments and keys as well as acoustic guitars. Their short but
Karolina Malyan
After their extraordinarily successful LP 'The Death of Peace of Mind', Bad Omens had grown an enormous anticipation for their next release. The first two supporting singles - 'V.A.N' featuring Poppy, and 'The Drain' featuring both electronica producer SWARM and HEALTH’s
Karolina Malyan
The evening of Thursday, 11th of April, “This World Fucking Sucks” tour ended their Uk run in London’s Scala, which started with a DJ set from Filthy Pig – a masked Drum and Bass collective. Heavy tones were intertwined with rock and metal classics from Paramore and Foo Fighters to
Karolina Malyan
Arriving at Scala, London I knew this tour package will be some else. The venue filled with different fans from various backgrounds - from young people having their faces painted to various-aged metalheads was a perfect start to what was about to happen next. Rock Band From Hell: Finnish trio
Karolina Malyan
Paledusk: Incredible energy from Japanese chaps from the very start. Lots of liveliness, happiness with a sprinkle of brutality. Definitely a perfect starter for this bill. Third song - No! - had a featuring from their crew. Paledusk started with a very short but energetic cover of Lose yourself by
Karolina Malyan
The Never Say Die Tour is traveling Europe on behalf of Impericon. Our staff photographer, Karolina Malyan, graced us with King810, Ten56, and Nasty galleries. Below is the Ten56 gallery. I am super stoked for everyone to see these photos; check 'em out below! -Jackson Ten56 Check out more