RADAR Festival rounds off its 2025 installment with a few more heavy-hitters, headlined by Underøath with more from Dream State, Vukovi, Yonaka, Love is noise, Shields and more.
Tag: progressive rock
RADAR Festival’s second day provides even more variety as Normandie step up to headlining slot, with further appearances from Annisokay, Intervals, Oceans Ate Alaska, Novelists and more.
Senna’s debut not only freshens up their side of post-hardcore, but charges it with emotion and dynamism that goes such a long way.
White Denim’s UK tour heads to Bristol for the ultimate extensive look at the genre-blending inside their wild, weird world.
The saga of Coheed And Cambria continues in usual form—with overblown prog-pop creaking under its own ideas, but still having its share of brilliant flashes.
After their greatest achievement in progressive post-hardcore yet, Eidola fast-track a companion album with basically everything that made its predecessor special gone.
With an intriguing, progressive post-hardcore sound and a wealth of power at their disposal, Hidden Mothers’ upcoming breakthrough seems all but inevitable.
In this Review Round-Up, there’s a whole host of good stuff spanning another hit from Charlotte Wessels, the much-feted return of Johnny Foreigner, and a pair of strong new ones from Giant Walker and The Calamatix.
In this Review Round-Up, straight-up rock has a surprisingly good showing thanks to The Warning and Amongst Liars, while further strong representation comes in indie-punk from Honey Joy, and progressive post-hardcore from Vower.
In this Review Round-Up, there are some sizable jumps up from Death Lens and El Moono, while Eat Defeat stay exactly where they were (though that’s still not a bad thing).