
Fives: From Sorrow To Serenity’s 5 Favourite Scottish Bands
From Sorrow To Serenity pick out their five favourites Scottish bands; festival headliners, gloomy Glaswegians, local death metal legends and more.
From Sorrow To Serenity pick out their five favourites Scottish bands; festival headliners, gloomy Glaswegians, local death metal legends and more.
Garage-rock trio Knuckle put the spotlight on their hometown as they pick out five bands to check out from Huddersfield.
As they prepare to make their Donington debut this summer, Southern California rockers Badflower picked out five songs they can’t wait to hear at Download Festival 2019.
To mark the release of ‘A Motion Paralysed’, Brighton quartet River Becomes Ocean pick out five of their favourite pieces of classic cinema scores.
To round the year off, the AH team has picked out five records we’re considering as “hidden gems” that may have passed you by in 2018.
Despite All Get Out’s stirring emo/indie rock tendencies, frontman Nathan Hussey shares our love for Every Time I Die.
With their new album, ‘The Silver Scream’, retelling some of cinema’s most iconic and frightening moments, vocalist Spencer Charnas picks out his five favourite horror films.
Classified Frequency’s vocalist/guitarist Matthew Berry to picks out five songs that defined the year of 1999.
When we asked Scottish electro-rap rockers Neshiima to pick out their favourite nü-metal songs, they decided to head in another direction.
With their progressive tendencies, Dead Letter Circus are part of a long line of bands to emerge from the Australian prog scene. We spoke to DLC vocalist Kim Benzie about the five essential prog bands to come from Down Under.
Nottingham black metallers Taken By The Tide tell us about the horror classics that influenced their ‘Revenge’ EP.
Rising hard rockers Sertraline tell us about 5 bands they can’t wait to see at Bloodstock this weekend.
As their debut album, ‘A Pathetic Youth,’ shows, rising grunge-punk trio Gloo are keen drinkers. So we asked them about their five favourite places to drink.
French technical death metal collective, The Walking Dead Orchestra, pick out 5 bands to watch at HellFest.
The Download Festival showcases a wide range of acts from all corners of rock, metal, hardcore and beyond. Some are stadium-conquering legends, others are just starting out on the road to bigger things. Chelmsford rockers Tigress considerably fall somewhere in between. Formed three years ago, the quintet arrive at Donington having
As they celebrate their 25th anniversary at the Slam Dunk Festival, we’ve picked out five of the best Jimmy Eat World deep cuts.
Fuzz-laden, grungy indie-punks Forever Cult tell us about their five favourite places to hang out and play in Leeds.
Lapland. Moomins. Saunas. These are just some of the things the country of Finland is famous for. While its musical output is perhaps best known for producing stellar metal and hard rock bands such as HIM, Nightwish, Children of Bodom and erm… The Rasmus. Nevertheless, on the more melodic, alt-rock
Alt-prog-rock oddballs Thumpermonkey recently returned with their seventh release, an EP titled ‘Electricity’. Over the course of 20 minutes, the London-based quartet take you on an intriguing journey that explores a lost tale of human misadventure; the story of Victorian MP and visionary Lord James Badger. Wrapped in a sound
For the members of Gold Key, the imminent release of their debut album ‘Hello Phantom’ marks a new chapter for all involved. With the quartet having previously spent their time in heavier bands such as Gallows, Sikth, Spycatcher and Blackhole, Gold Key sees Laurent “Lags” Barnard, Steve Sears, Jack Kenny
This Friday, Orange County alt-rockers Movements will be releasing their debut full-length. Entitled ‘Feel Something’, it sees the quartet produce an intricate record revolving around introspective lyricism, explosive and emotive choruses. Songs such as ‘Daylily’, ‘Colorblind’ and ‘Deadly Dull’ are threaded together by a timeless psychological and spiritual bond, providing
Next month, heavy metal fans will descend on Leeds University for the annual Damnation Festival. Now in its 13th year, the festival is set to once again deliver the best in heavy metal, doom, sludge and more. The 2017 edition sees the festival become more diverse with post-rock, progressive rock,
They might only be a two-piece but Jordan Yates and Mark William Brown AKA Huxtable know how to make a statement. On their new EP, ‘Change Shape Future’, the Scottish alt-rockers deliver an adrenaline-fulled, riff-heavy onslaught with melodic hooks in equal measure. The Kilmarnock duo are longtime friends, having come
This week, alt-pop artist Lights returns with her fourth album; ‘Skin&Earth’. From her synthpop beginnings, this new record highlights her musical growth. ‘Savage’ is a sultry, raucous number with a fuzzy guitar riff. ‘New Fears’ highlights Lights’ vocal prowess through its atmospheric, ballad-like tone, with ‘Giants’ suitably carrying itself with
On their new EP, ‘Symmetry’, 7 Minutes In Heaven’s Timmy Rasmussen takes a reflective and considerate look at his life. While on the surface, the Chicago band supply an energetic set of pop-rock bangers, the EP sees Rasmussen highlight several personal and relatable issues; losing focus, the fear of failure,
Since forming in Tempe, Arizona in 2007, The Maine have travelled far and wide, playing their brand of alternative/pop-rock all over the place. Sequentially, it’s safe to say the quintet have done their fair share of touring. Like a lot of bands, The Maine have spent many hours in a
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