It’s that time of year that all music nerds love; the chance to agonise over ranking your yearly listenings before sharing them with the world. Getting to look back over Keep Reading
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The Ultimate Guide to ArcTanGent Festival 2019
Image: Here The ArcTanGent Festival team have produced maybe the finest and most consistent lineup of the year, so if you’re into more challenging natured music from noise to post Keep Reading
Festival Preview: Ramblin’ Man Fair 2019
Ramblin’ Man Fair is coming up fast, and we’re going to share with you the bands you should check out over the weekend! Friday The Lazys. First up on the Keep Reading
Festival Review: Camden Rocks 2019
Who knew Camden had so many many music venues? We hit up almost all of them for our review of this year’s festival and it was one heck of a Keep Reading
Festival Preview: Camden Rocks 2019
It’s that time of the year where we head to the docks and get ready to rock! Camden Rocks is just around the corner and Mind Noise Network is going Keep Reading
Forgotten Classic (No.1): The Black Dahlia Murder – Miasma
When opening the conversation for the most important bands in modern metal, it is impossible to overlook the monstrous shadow cast by The Black Dahlia Murder. The Detroit five-piece have Keep Reading
Black Peaks: All That Unites
I got the chance speak to guitarist Joe Gosney about the record, their rapid rise since the release of Statues, their lofty ambitions, and how the strength and depth of the UK scene at the minute has led to everyone stepping up their game.
2018 End Of Year Bands, Albums and Singles
As the final hours of 2018 tick away it’s time for some of the MNN team to let you know what they loved most about this year. Paris Fawcett – Keep Reading
A Love Letter To Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Happy birthday, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath! That’s right, the seminal Sabbath-y release came out a whopping 45 years ago today. It’s undeniably a classic album from the band and one that Keep Reading
Palm Reader: Third Time’s A Charm
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 Keep Reading