Thanks to their modern-classic release Peripheral Vision in 2015, Virginia’s Turnover have developed an almost cultish following in recent years. Fans defend both the record and band with their lives, […]
So here comes Mayday Parade rolling into town again as they do every couple of years or so in what has proven to be one of, if not the most […]
As strange as it sounds given their almost permanent ubiquity, it feels as though people have started caring about blink-182 again. The inclusion of Matt Skiba to replace Tom DeLonge […]
Following the release of their anticipated debut album Be Nothing at the end of 2016, the Blackpool quintet have been extremely busy touring with the likes of Moose Blood, Wallflower […]
There’s every reason for While She Sleeps to be on cloud nine at the minute. Not only are they almost midway through a tour on the cusp of completely selling […]
There’s a sombre air around Manchester’s Sound Control tonight. In a couple of hours, long-time stalwarts of British rock music We Are The Ocean will be playing their second-to-last-ever headline […]
This is a weird tour. For a start, it sees All Time Low taking a step down to smaller venues, particularly after their last two arena runs in the UK […]
It’s easy to see why this show is sold out. For one, you’ve got State Champs topping the bill, one of pop-punk’s hottest properties who’ve been on a consistent upswing […]
While landmark album Tell All Your Friends should have propelled Taking Back Sunday to legendary status, intra-band disagreements of old and patchy releases of late seem to have stunted any […]
The ‘difficult second album’ is a phenomenon all too familiar to both bands and fans, and it carries more weight than ever in this NME-driven flavour of the month-type musical […]
When Yellowcard call it a day at the start of next year, it’ll be their 20th anniversary as a band. It makes the realisation of their breakup all the more […]
Beartooth’s latest album Aggressive may have suffered from a case of Difficult Second Album Syndrome, but as ever, it remains difficult to fault its creators’ work ethic. Not only has […]
“Just so you know, you will never find an album of mine on Spotify,” Will Varley [8] preaches to the near-full Gorilla. You’ll never find a song of his on an […]
After the lashing rain that’s persisted through most of the night, Sunday actually seems fairly mild by comparison. Musically though, it’s anything but, with possibly the highest concentration of heavier […]
From a weather perspective, Saturday looks dubious to say the least. Yesterday’s blaring sun has been replaced by overcast clouds, and the already thick mud in the arena has become […]
After a massive downpour last night, the Leeds Festival site currently resembles something closer to a primordial swamp than anything even remotely like a field. Still, the crowds are out […]
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