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Following the deluxe release of Catch Your Breath's debut album Shame On Me, the band crossed the pond for the very first time on their UK/EU 'Savages Tour.' I first discovered these guys during lockdown in 2020 after the release of their single "Dial Tones," so I had
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Hailing from South Buckinghamshire, post-hardcore quintet Halfway Home are making this year their own with the release of their sophomore EP, Winter. After checking out their debut EP, Autumn, and having the pleasure of catching these guys live last year, I had high hopes for this release–and it did
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After releasing their self titled EP in early February, Call Me Amour really hit the ground running by embarking on a UK and Europe tour supporting scene legends Set It Off, alongside TSS and Point North. Approaching the venue, you could already feel the infectious energy buzzing between fans as
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Modern pop-punk legends State Champs have returned with a catchy and self-reflective self-titled album. Despite the up-beat and captivating instrumentals that will absolutely get crowds moving, the lyrics themselves take a thoughtful and self-reflective theme. Making a commentary on past relationships, growing up, and the feelings surrounding it all, State
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Blackpool rock-quintet Boston Manor – consisting of Henry Cox (vocals), Mike Cunniff (guitar), Ash Wilson (guitar), Dan Cunniff (bass), and Jordan Pugh (drums) – celebrated their latest two singles, "Container" and "Sliding Doors" by heading out on their 'I Guess We're Here Now' tour. This tour was their first for 2024, and
Urne live at The Craufurd Arms in Milton Keynes on December 9, 2023 (halfway through the 'A Feast On Sorrow' headlining tour)
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For three-piece metal band Urne, 2023 was an absolutely massive year. From releasing their sophomore album A Feast On Sorrow, to going on tour with Gojira around Europe, to playing festivals such as Bloodstock Open Air and Metal Days – the band really hit the ground running
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2023 has been a huge year for feminist-alternative-metal band Hawxx; not only because of the release of their debut album Earth, Spit, Blood and Bones (which can be found on all streaming platforms here)
Hawxx supporting Halocene at the O2 Institute Birmingham on December 1st, 2023.
On the second-to-last date of their intimate headlining tour around the UK, The Hunna raised the roof at O2 Academy Oxford on Monday the 13th of November, 2023
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After Smoke Clears debut at a High Wycombe show was certainly a night to remember. On Friday the 6th of October, Buried Music UK and Spin Fest UK teamed up to bring a captivating night of metalcore, creating electric energy inside The Phoenix Bar.