2020 is very much going to have a Download Festival weekend with a difference. With no trips to the hallowed Donington Park turf possible due to COVID-19 – the organisers and Download Festival powers that be are determined to give us the next best thing – an online event christened Download TV. The streams taking…
Despite only forming in 2017 Tomorrow is Lost have created quite a buzz for themselves, gaining strong support from rock radio stations like Planet Rock and earning a spot at Bloodstock in 2018 due to their reputation as a great live band and burgeoning fanbase. The Newcastle based five-piece released an E.P. The Shadowman in…
Our Spotify playlist has been quiet for the first few weeks of the year, but we’re back up and running with a fantastic selection of tracks for our first installment of 2020! We have our usual selection of brand new singles, recent album tracks and some old favourites to have you moshing at your desk…
Since the festivals inception back at the turn of the millennium, Bloodstock has become arguably the UK’s biggest showcase for extreme music. The lineup for this year looks set to continue that legacy too, boasting performances by Sabaton, Parkway Drive, The Scorpions, Cradle of Filth, Anthrax and many more! Unfortunately, before we can raise our…
In celebration of International Women’s Day 2019, we’ve put together a very special installment of our playlist feature. With old favourites from the likes of No Doubt, Evanescence, Lacuna Coil and Garbage through to brand new tracks from the likes of Dream State and Venom Prison, there are all flavours and styles of rock and…
One of the busiest video of the week contests of this year saw almost 700 of you taking part, with a good old fashioned battle between Tomorrow Is Lost and Stormbringer. In the end though, Newcastle’s newest rising rockstars Tomorrow Is Lost came out on top, collecting 58% of the vote for the video for…
Following UK emo quintet KidBrother coming out on top last time out, five more bands are vying for your video of the week votes this time out, and we are starting off with some old friends, before moving on to some fantastic UK talent. Danish metallers Forever Still were one of our favourite new acts…
