Norwegian noise terrorists, Frostbitt, aim to disrupt. Their music is as iconoclastic as metal can be with riffs that resemble dupstep drops and glitchy squeal effects that sound like a…
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English progressive metalcore quintet, A Titan, A Deity, should be familiar to those in the UK djent and tech metal scenes. Having supported the likes of Monuments, Loathe and From…
The fact Human Traces can release new music and plan a three-part schedule of EPs is a triumph. The Berlin-based trio soldiered on in 2017 when they had their debut…
Switzerland metalcore quintet, Ascends, started under the name I, The Deceiver but changed it to their current moniker in 2015 with the arrival of Marco Romero on vocals. Like many…
Swedish multi-instrumentalist, Niklas Runstad, thinks of musical composition before he goes to bed at night. It’s the first thing on his mind when he wakes up in the morning. He…
Kyle Neeley and Paul Christiansen formed Pathos & Logos in 2018 after their main musical project went into hibernation. As an instrumental duo, they piqued the attention of the prog…
Lauren Babic is a Canadian YouTube sensation (disclaimer: this reviewer is a subscriber to her channel). Nowadays, her status as a multi-million streaming cover artist and vocal coach brings her…
Sydney quartet, Northlane, are one of the more interesting metalcore bands that evolved their sound over the last few years away from the formulaic to the experimental. Unlike Bring Me…
Islington Assembly Hall, London, 30 April 2022 Lead photograph by Karolina Malyan Those that listened to the new Monuments record will be keen to see if vocalist, Andy Cizek, can…