Following the hard rocking metalliferous trails blazed out of Bridgend by the likes of Bullet For My Valentine, Funeral For A Friend and, most latterly, Those Damn Crows the force of nature collectively known as Edit The Tide are keen to share their heavy melodies far and wide.
EDIT – unfortunately major audio Gremlins crept into the recording works, so the original interview has disappeared down a digital plughole.
Brighton breakout! It’s been an arduous and challenging five years since Stone Angels began laying the foundations for their forthcoming sophomore release ‘Up In Smoke’.
South coast Skinny Knowledge have a chat with MPM's Gary Spiller shortly after the release of their second album 'twentytwo'.
Vomitory drum wizard takes time out before their show at Belfast Limelight to chat to Richard Henry from MPM.
Adam ATF Sinner Buszko, frontman of Polish blackened death metal leviathans, Hate was kind enough to have a chat with me about all some insight into the history of Hate and what to expect on their evolvement over time…
In 20 years, metal titans Killswitch Engage headline their first UK festival… and here at Bloodstock, is the place to be.
After having to cancel their first UK tour in 2020 due to the Covid-19 outbreak, the band is finally set for the UK, where they will give two exclusive shows.
Just a week following a triumphant homecoming special guest slot atop the mountain at Steelhouse Festival Ronnie looks back upon the craziness that has been 2023 for himself and his colleagues in the unstoppable force that is Welsh hard rock outfit Those Damn Crows.
One of my favourite stories of this year’s Steelhouse festival happened not in the main arena nor upon its hallowed stage but in the corralled environs of the motorhome section.
In the sanctuary of their changing room, we get to chat to two of the four creative forces that combine under the banner of Empyre.
A hi-energy alloying of the vibrancy and power of such luminaries as Pink, Avril Lavigne, Paramore and Lzzy Hale it's a confident bet that the brightest of futures awaits Lichfield's Tilly.