Norway is a place with a defiant, intriguing musical history. Home to some intense conduct in the shape of Kvelertak,
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The other day I was waiting for a bus. I didn’t have my headphones with me, and I had no
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Back in 1985 two friends from Queens chose to make new rap by unconventional means. Yes, A Tribe Called Quest
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Sassy, shade-sporting, wide-stanced gunslingers Dirty Saint relocated from their native Auckland to England because of increasing demand for their product,
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Christian metalcore, as a genre, has no shortage of detractors. Many source its fundamental unlikeability to its implied, often third-tier
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As a hate figure for the easily outraged, Destiny Hope Cyrus has excelled. Number 1 album and singles on both
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Leeds-based quartet Middleman are a bit dangerous. Having every track on your new album licensed out to adverts is rare,
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London two piece Cordelaine Giant are developing at pace. Their beautifully packaged 4 track EP was partially funded through that
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X-Factor runner up (second is first after first!) Jahmene Douglas has overcome confidence issues, himself and his detractors to release
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2006 saw the birth of Japanese electro-metalcore pounders Crossfaith. Since their inception they’ve developed a sound previously under-used in their
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