LIVE REVIEW: In Flames @ O2 Brixton Academy, London
It is fair to say that in the pantheon of metal, Sweden is one of the holy places. A packed
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Read MoreWhen it comes to metal, the descriptor ‘avant-garde’ can be vague and loosely applied. Usually signifying a radical approach with
Read MoreThe unity of shoegaze and metal has been fertile ground for quite some time, birthing a long list of innovatively
Read MoreHistory has taught us to treat supergroups with suspicion. Often on the spectrum between ‘glorified jam session’ and ‘vanity money-grab’,
Read MoreColorado quartet DREADNOUGHT return with their fifth full-length offering The Endless, continuing their eclectic artistic journey of painting on a
Read MoreIn a world that feels like it is getting worse by the week, the politicised restlessness of ANTI-FLAG and their refusal
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