LIVE: ArcTanGent Festival 2017

ArcTanGent’s focus on math-rock, post-rock and the creative spaces in between, makes for a unique experience in the British festival season and though it’s only in its fifth year, the festival has become a cult favourite among its legion of repeat attendees. Hosted by Fernhill Farm on the outskirts

Our guide to ArcTanGent 2017

There are plenty of festivals to enjoy over the British summer season but though there’s plenty of choice, it’s common to see similar bands appear across multiple line-ups, making many of them feel quite similar. At ArcTanGent things work a little differently; with a focus on math-rock, post-rock and

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Employed to Serve release new track, ‘Never Falls Far’

Employed to Serve have shared their new song, ‘Never Falls Far’, following its premiere on Dan P. Carter’s BBC Radio 1 Rock Show last night. The track is taken from their upcoming second album, ‘The Warmth of a Dying Sun’, which will be released on the 19th May via Holy

Heck release EP and rarities compilation

Heck have released a surprise compilation of EPs an rarities, ‘BGs and Rarities Vol. 1’. The 21-track collection is made up of the bands earlier releases before they changed their name to Heck, and is available to purchase from their official website. Take a listen to ‘BGs and Rarities’ below.

Employed to Serve unleash video for ‘Good for Nothing’

Employed to Serve have unveiled the video for their latest single, ‘Good for Nothing’. This crushing tune is taken from the Woking metalcore act’s upcoming second album, ‘The Warmth of a Dying Sun’, which will be released on the 19th May via Holy Roar Records. You can also catch the band

Employed to Serve premiere new track, ‘Good for Nothing’

Employed to Serve have exclusively unveiled their new single, ‘Good for Nothing’, with That’s Not Metal. It is taken from the band’s upcoming second album, ‘The Warmth of a Dying Sun’, which will be available on the 19th May via Holy Roar Records. You can catch the band at the

Wrong Festival finalise line up

Liverpool based Wrong Festival have finalised their bill. Playing the one day event at the following acts: Bo Ningen, The Wytches, Heck, Part Chimp, The Cosmic Dead, Blacklisters, Elevant, Cowtown, Skinny Girl Diet, False Advertising, Evil Blizzard, USA Nails, The Hyena Kill, Bonnacons of Doom, Mums, Housewives, SPQR, JazzHands, Indian

Heck, Black Peaks, Bad Sign @ The Boston Music Rooms

Black Peaks left us sweaty, Heck left us with cuts and bruises… What more could you want from a gig?

HECK reveal video for ‘Mope’

In their truly chaotic fashion, HECK have unveiled the underwater video for ‘Mope’. “Watch us fight for our lives as we aim perilously to answer the age old question: Can man live and breathe underwater?” vocalist Matt ‘Butch’ Reynolds questions. “Man can not.” The one-shot video was was directed by