The worst kept secret in metal is finally out of the bag – and it’s one which already has split the metal community right down the middle: Parkway Drive have been confirmed as the final headliners at this year’s Bloodstock Festival.
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So, with the line up looking really solid for HRH Metal in Birmingham we catch up with another band set to blow the roof off this event, Leicester-based Seven Hells. This hard-hitting group are a testament to all that’s metal, with bone shattering riffs, which really get the blood flowing. Our Mistress Of The Moonlight pinned them down for a chat before experiencing their explosive set.
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Having grown up in Perth, Australia, seeing The Faim grow up from the “small town heroes” they used to be is quite the shock for Jess R – but where they were headed definitely wasn’t to be unexpected. With the amount of potential that they had displayed in the early days of the band, growth wasn’t out of the picture. The Faim have begun to get a grip on their dreams and have now taken on multiple stages across the world, expanded their ability to perform even further and adapted to overcome pretty much anything that is thrown their way.
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We start a fresh month with some fresh new talent, both musically and in terms of an addition to our ever-growing team. Starve To Survive are a five-piece band from Newcastle, and out wunderkind Jolee reckons that fans of God Complex, Counterparts and Traitors will be crawling over these guys, with an upcoming EP of a dissonant hardcore that will make you want to spin kick your enemies into an early grave.
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When it’s done properly, you can’t go wrong with good honest thrash. Sure, the genre might be a bit overpopulated of late, what with Dust Bolt, Shrapnel, Evil Invaders, Crisix, Angelus Apatrida, Gama Bomb, Desolator, Lost Society, Anihilated and literally hundreds of others jockeying for position alongside the classic ‘80s acts, but nothing hits the spot quite like it. ‘Concrete Jungle’ by Luxembourg four-piece Fusion Bomb is one of those albums. It doesn’t break any new ground or reset the benchmark by any means, but if you just want to wreck your neck muscles to high speed riffage look no further.
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