Third time’s a charm: How Palm Reader’s latest album has set them on the path to hardcore superstardom If hardcore bands were featured as signs of the zodiac, then 2018 Read The Rest
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MacMillan Festival 2018
Last week, I was invited to attend the wicked MacMillan Fest in Nottingham, a festival that not only had an awesome lineup but was doing it’s bit for raising money Read The Rest
Paris’ Reading and Leeds 2018 Review
Another year of R&L has passed and as usual it came with a lot of discussions, arguments and complaints. I had the pleasure of attending the festival this year for Read The Rest
The Mystery of Renée Haynes (Polt Her Geist Campaign)
A few weeks ago, members of the music press and fans alike began to receive emails from the enigmatic and down right spooky Renée Haynes, creating a rather terrifying buzz Read The Rest
Paris’ Reading & Leeds 2018 Preview
August is drawing to a close and the festival that all rock fans love to hate is looming, here’s my guide of who to see at Reading and Leeds 2018! Read The Rest
The Unsigned Bands of Bloodstock
Not content with a lineup that features some of the greatest metal bands to walk the planet, Bloodstock take extra measures to secure themselves as one of the most forward Read The Rest
Festival Preview: 2000trees
As their advertising suggests – there are only 52 weekends a year. This week sees us approach 2000trees with ears doing whatever the ear equivalent of salivating is, safe in Read The Rest
Festival Preview: Camden Rocks
Camden Rocks brings together around 200 bands on one day to the vivid streets of Camden, London. No mean feat putting that together and whilst on first glance the lineup Read The Rest
Festival Preview: Slam Dunk
3 sites. 7 stages. Over 50 bands and one bank holiday weekend. Slam Dunk Festival returns in just a few shorts weeks and it’s another year smashed out of the park Read The Rest
Festival Preview: Pop Punk Pile-Up
Showcasing some of the most established acts our scene has to offer, as well as providing a platform for a shed-ton of emerging talent, the last weekend of April is Read The Rest