Bloodstock 2025 – The Big Review
The best Bloodstock to date? It certainly feels like it, doesn’t it? Here is a review of every single band we saw at Bloodstock Festival 2025.
The best Bloodstock to date? It certainly feels like it, doesn’t it? Here is a review of every single band we saw at Bloodstock Festival 2025.
Those nasty noise mongers from the North, Mastiff, came to town and brought Irish hardcore metal hellraisers, Worn Out, blackened post metallers, Copse, and sludgy black experimental band, Believe in Nothing, with them.
Taking place on July 12th in the heart of Nottingham, Mangata Festival delivered a riotous day of rock, metal, and alternative sounds across five stages.
A day in the park with Slayer! I can think of worse ways to spend a Sunday in London, especially when Amon Amarth, Anthrax, Mastodon, Hatebreed, and Neckbreakker are hanging out too!
And just like that, another Download Festival is in the bag. The best one yet? Subjective, of course, but it was certainly a strong one.
The future of metal, especially metal that connects in meaningful fashion, is in safe hands. I can confidently state this having experienced Confessions of a Traitor live. A show that must be described as an experience, as this incredible band put on more than just another live performance.
What did we love, what did we hate, and what did we turn our noses up to? It’s The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of Slam Dunk 2025 – South!
Unlucky for some, DesertFest London reached its 13th edition this year, and put on an event that will be remembered for a long time.