As we reported earlier this month, the Outbreak festival is to break out of its Manchester home with the first of its three nights being a specially curated event in London’s Victoria Park on Friday 13 June.
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Sunday night in the Netherlands has brought a weirdly warm day with pretty extreme wind thanks to errm.. Storm Bert? Anyway it’s time for a night of ear splitting metal courtesy of four rather angry bands. Sadly Veil Of Maya have imploded and left a gap that has seen Signs Of The Swarm take the main slot and Cabal jump in as supports along with Varials and To The Grave.
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With winter’s chill setting in, what better way to escape England’s increasingly dark evenings than beneath the warm, bright lights of Academy One’s stage? Bury Tomorrow’s ongoing headlining boasts an impressive lineup, featuring some of the most exciting rock and metalcore acts in the alternative music scene.
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Jonny B has got a bit of a confession to make… He snoozed on Body Count for far too long. For years he’d written them off as “probably just another rap/metal crossover group” and never really gave them a chance. A few years ago he finally saw the light and realized that not only is their music incredible, but Ice-T’s cutting social commentary goes incredibly deep making each song relatable and thought-provoking. Needless to say, when he caught wind of the new album, he made sure he was at the front of the queue to get a listen and see just how ‘Merciless’ Ice-T and the gang can be…
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Masked garage-punk crusaders Thee Headshrinkers have been not-so-quietly gaining a pretty fearsome live reputation across the country this year, and now it’s time for them to unleash their debut album ‘Head Cheese’ upon an unsuspecting public.
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