Against The Current, The Faim @ The Forum, London

LIVE: Download Festival 2018 – Saturday

Download Festival is arguably the biggest and best heavy metal festival in the UK. The hallowed grounds of Donnington have seen just about every band ever grace it over the years. And this year was no different from some huge headliners to debut performances, and to top it all

Camden Rocks Festival 2018

LIVE: Camden Rocks Festival 2018

For the 7th year of Camden Rocks, the organisers pulled out all the stops to curate a diverse and impressive line-up that was sure to please rock fans of all ages. Whether you were there for punk, classic rock, or alternative there was something for everyone. The Punktastic team

LIVE: PVMNTS / The Faim @ Night People, Manchester

PVMNTS? Who are PVMNTS? With only one demo available on the usual streaming services and a relative dearth of information online, no one could be blamed for being surprised that the three-piece band from the States were heading out on a (sold out and upgraded) four date headlining tour

The Faim are here to curse your summer

If you haven’t heard of The Faim yet, don’t worry – you’re about to. Not least because I haven’t shut up about them recently (absolutely not sorry) and I’m on a micro mission to spread the joy everywhere. Like cholera, but fun. Despite the band having released only two

The Faim release new song and announce free show

The Faim have released a new song entitled ‘Summer Is A Curse’. The song was co-written by 5 Seconds Of Summer’s Ashton Irwin and it is available to listen to now. Check it out here:

Camden Rocks Festival Preview

After completely selling out in 2016, Camden Rocks is back for its 7th year with over 200 bands playing 20+ venues across one of London’s hippest areas. Camden is home to some of the most iconic London venues, many of which are frequented by up and coming talent, making

Lower Than Atlantis, Milk Teeth, The Faim @ Watford Colosseum, London

Camden Rocks announce British Sea Power, Sikth, The Rifles (Acoustic) and 40 more bands to the line up.

Camden Rocks Festival have confirmed more diverse rock and indie bands to the line-up for this year’s event on June 2nd, with the announcement of Brighton indie rockers British Sea Power and cult, progressive metal band SikTh, whose festival appearance is their only London show this year: “The last show