Effortlessly cool, THE HARA rocked London with an extensive setlist that showcased the excellence of their new album (The Fallout) and how intrinsic their live performance is to who they are.
Ah Kingston. Sort of London, but also not quite. That’s where you’ll find The Fighting Cocks, a grotty looking venue that is playing host to a trio of bands who all sit on the more emotionally open side of alternative rock and metal.
It is safe to say that Paleface Swiss have become one of the best live bands in the modern scene. This night in London, any lingering doubters would have been converted.
What better way is there to spend a wet and cold January night then in the company of Nanowar of Steel? How about spending a wet and cold January night in the company of Nanowar of Steel and Uuhai?
The effort Evil Scarecrow continue to put into making their shows memorable is so admirable and it’s wonderful to see it pay off with a crowd as into it as we were.
A performance that well and truly showed ambition, drive, and a unique ability to connect with an audience. This was Call Me Amour’s moment and it was very memorable.
Profiler, with an absolutely packed room full of hungry fans just waiting for that pit to open up, I’m under the impression I’m in for a treat – especially considering it’s a Wednesday night.
A career best Lowen show. One filled with atmosphere, mystical vibes, and haunting intensity, and one that features dancers, props to emphasis story content, and guest cellist Arianna Mahsayeh.