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In photos: L.S. Dunes arrive in London, are as brilliant as you’d expect
You can't be described as a supergroup if you're not - y'know - super.
PVRIS hit London’s Eventim Apollo, and it looked like this
We had our intrepid snapper Sarah Louise Bennett there to capture the action.
About To Break 2023: Loveless
Isn’t TikTok just for people to do dances and become pop stars? Erm. No, actually. Loveless are here to take over the joint.
“MM@TA will not stop until we reach world domination” – Meet Me @ the Altar have announced their debut album, ‘Past // Present // Future’
The pop-punk trio drop their debut this March. We caught up with guitarist Téa Campbell to find out more.
Chase Atlantic stormed the Eventim Apollo Hammersmith, and it looked like this
Chase Atlantic know how to bring it big. That's something they did last Friday (13th January), when they hit London's Eventim Apollo Hammersmith for the third of three blow out shows.
About To Break 2023: Crawlers
Over the past year or so, Crawlers have already made a sizeable splash in rock’s deep end. Now, with a debut album to work towards, it’s less a question of if, and more a matter of when they take over the whole joint.
PVRIS’s Lyndsey Gunnulfsen talks album four: “Expect a lot of high energy”
Producer, singer/songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Lyndsey Gunnulfsen is planning to make a splash this year with the release of a brand new PVRIS record.
Slipknot: “We’re still here, after 25 years of touring the world, selling some albums, and nobody’s got shit on us”
Slipknot are still one of the biggest bands on the planet. Twenty five years in, and they remain unmatched amonst their peers when it comes to their power, influence or sheer size. But beautiful? This we’ve gotta hear.
Magnolia Park: “We’re creating our own lane, our own way”
Magnolia Park had a breakout 2022 with their ambitious debut album, ‘Baku’s Revenge’.
The Best of 2022 feat. PUP, Rolo Tomassi, NOAHFINNCE, Static Dress and more
We asked the bands about their 2022. They responded. Here's what they had to say.