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Veil of Maya – ‘[M]other’

Chicago quartet Veil of Maya are back with a new offering of madness, ‘other’ really live up to our expectations? Or is it just a nonsensical bunch of noise from

Thursday 01 July 2021

Born Of Osiris – ‘Angel Or Alien’

Progressive metalcore pioneers Born Of Osiris have been rewriting their story and carving out their own path for well over a decade. Alongside bands like Veil Of Maya, Winds Of Plague and After The Burial, they helped the sub-genre rise to prominence and have continued to pave the

Thursday 29 March 2018

LIVE: Dance Gavin Dance / Veil of Maya / Thousand Below @ Rescue Rooms, Nottingham

Stylistically, Dance Gavin Dance and Veil of Maya may not be a natural fit for co-headliners, but when you consider the range of musicianship shared between the two, it’s a mouth-watering prospect for any technically appreciative audience. Thousand Below take to the stage first and do a decent job of

Dance Gavin Dance, Veil of Maya, Thousand Below @ O2 Islington, London

Sunday 14 January 2018

Thousand Below to support Dance Gavin Dance and Veil of Maya on UK tour

Thousand Below have announced that they will be supporting Dance Gavin Dance and Veil of Maya on both bands’ UK co-headline tour. Last year they released their debut album ‘The Love You Let Too Close’ on Rise Records. As for the other bands; Dance Gavin Dance will be releasing their upcoming

Monday 27 November 2017

Dance Gavin Dance announce UK co-headline tour with Veil of Maya

Dance Gavin Dance have announced that they will be going on a UK co-headline tour with Veil of Maya next year. The band will be releasing their upcoming yet to be titled eighth album in 2018. This will follow up their 2016 effort ‘Mothership’ on Rise Records. As for Veil of

Thursday 19 October 2017

Veil of Maya find a perfect balance on ‘Overthrow’

When bands decide to try something new, it’s often at the expense of alienating portions of their fan base, and Veil of Maya couldn’t escape this inevitability on previous album ‘Matriarch’. The first album to feature new vocalist Lukas Magyar, his arrival also introduced clean vocals to the band’s sound for