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SNAYX turn burnout into a singalong on Nice Day 4 It

Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats announce Shapes Of Midnight and UK tour

Boundaries Unleash Yearning the Unbeautiful After

Riley! confront grief on new EP and announce UK dates with Ben Quad

Motionless In White mark 20 years with Decades and Fight Like Hell

Tom Morello sets September album with Serj Tankian, Kneecap and Beartooth

Tony Iommi announces From The Dark and shares World Alone

Sheri Moon Zombie makes music debut with I Love My Robot

WARGASM sign to Hopeless Records and drop Get Down

Electric Callboy twist boy band ballad into deathcore on The Way You Are
“I make anti-racist songs for anti-racists. I make anti-fascist songs for anti-fascists. And I make anti-Nazi songs for anti-Nazis.”
“It's an album we've really enjoyed making. We're not trying to prove anything – it's a great album, it rocks!”
“From the first time I saw the Wreck boys perform live, I was instantly drawn to their unwavering belief in the music, the message...
“I Love My Robot” pairs retro sci-fi camp with a playful take on an increasingly algorithm-driven world.
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“Maid of Stone absolutely excels when it comes to showcasing fresh talent, particularly on the Firestarter Stage, where every band seemed to bring something...
“The whole Petrol Girls set is wildly passionate, and personally I find it impossible not to be moved by it. Ren Aldridge is pleasant...
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“‘The Way You Are’ started with a pretty simple idea: what if the sweetest late-’90s boy band love ballad suddenly turned into one of...
“It’s a summer song, but lost in its own melancholy, in its own weird way. It’s about that headspace where self-destruction stops feeling like...
“They rock much harder live than their records might suggest. They sound on a par with AC/DC, Thin Lizzy and UFO when those bands...

