To celebrate 20 years of the ÜK’s premier independent two-day split site showcase of the best and hottest talent on the emo, pop punk and ‘core adjacent scenes, we thought we would break down the (appropriately enough) 20 hottest “must see” acts over the Spring Bank Holiday weekend…
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The deceptively pink-clad Queen of Bimbocare releases her heaviest song yet as she channels Y2K angst and chaos to rage and terrorize cheaters on this new standalone offering.
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The trans-Atlantic surf-punk supergroup, which sees SoCal punk veterans Alfie Agnew and Sean Elliott re-united with ÜK counterparts, and soulmates, Paul Gray and Rat Scabies, return with their first new music in almost six years and the opening course from their upcoming fifth album.
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The OC OGs are in reflective mood as they continue momentum towards the release of their eighth studio album – their first in 15 all-too-long years, with singer/lyricist Mike Ness revisiting his hell-raising youth on a bruised, nostalgic anthem in the vein of classics ‘Story of My Life’ and ‘I Was Wrong’.
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Venom (should) need little introduction. One of the most influential bands in metal, their legendary status was assured with just their first three albums in the early 1980s. They’ve endured in one form or another ever since, not without controversy of course. The current line-up of Cronos, Rage and Dante has been together for 17 years now, and new album ‘Into Oblivion’, Venom’s 16th studio offering, marks their first new recordings since 2018’s ‘Storm The Gates’. As it turns out, it has been well worth the wait…
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