At Arctangent Festival, Chat Pile and Oathbreaker represent two distinct sides of heavy music, unconnected in style but as singlemindedly exhilarating as each other.
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Celebrating 25 years of ‘Bleed American’, Jimmy Eat World bring one of emo’s seminal modern works to Cardiff Castle.
With their roaring new album ‘Give Me Dirt’ finally out in the world, Cancer Bats arrive at Bristol’s Rough Trade to celebrate in expectedly raucous style.
Cancer Bats embody their Sabbath-covering alter egos as they arrive in Bristol for Bat Sabbath’s newest UK run.
Stress Positions’ newest UK run finds them arrive in Bristol as their profile among powerviolence grows justifiably higher.
La Dispute’s latest UK run sees them arrive in Bristol, as gripping and wrenched-open in their post-hardcore as ever.
On the verge of an unbelievable rise, Die Spitz arrive in Bristol to show why they’re one of the most hotly-tipped names in alt-rock.
The never-ending run of Dead Pony arrives in Cardiff, where their standing as one of current alt-rock’s most fun acts remains in earnest.
Dot To Dot Festival is back in Bristol to put on some of the most exciting risers in indie-rock and punk, with the likes of Lambrini Girls, Fcukers, Ratboys, Rocket, PISS and more.
Away from the noise of Metz, Alex Edkins’ Weird Nightmare melds indie-rock fuzz and a classic pop sensibility for a truly addictive and charming listen.