Photography by Georgina Hurdsfield 5 years ago Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes were stage-diving off the window sill at the Star & Garter, which boasts a 200-person capacity. This time their show was sold out once again, except they had ten times the fans at Manchester’s Academy 1. They brought their much-loved anthems back to…
Despite the fact their new debut album is called Fragile Skeleton, Bloodhound has showcased the earth-shattering strength in their sound and proven that they’re only just getting started. Hailing from Hull, the band has been honing their skills since their formation in 2015, actively taking inspiration from bands such as Drenge, Queens of The Stone…
By Camilla Whitfield Cumbria may tend to be associated with lakes, mountains and sheep, however, returning festival Kendal Calling is set to keep Cumbria’s name on the map after 14 sold-out years. The far North county is hosting its 15th-anniversary event for 2020 at Lowther Deer Park boasting big headlining names such as Foals, Stereophonics,…
By Camilla Whitfield Photo Credit: Karkosa Not many emerging bands have a festival appearance in South Korea under their belt, however, despite only properly forming in the last few years, Birmingham-based band Karkosa are already in a league of their own. Their full-bodied sound is created by frontman Michael Warnock (vocals/ rhythm guitar), Jack Warnock…
By Camilla Whitfield Despite Creeper disappearing off the face of the Earth last year, the leaders of The Callous Heart are back with their latest track ‘Annabelle’, a follow up to their first release ‘Born Cold’ for their forthcoming album Sex, Death & The Infinite Void which will be released on the 22nd of May…
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