• Song Of The Week – The Little Haven – The Wait

    This week’s featured song is “The Wait” by The Little Haven, noted for its unique structure and powerful ending. The band describes it as embodying their signature chill surf sound with dramatic elements. They also announced upcoming performances and a new EP recording, offering fans a glimpse behind the scenes.

  • Under The Radar – The Red Bastards

    The Red Bastards, a punk band from Machynlleth, Mid Wales, draw inspiration from local history and modern influences like Rancid. They offer upbeat tracks with gang vocals and are working on their second album. Fans can connect via their website and catch them live at Coopers Arms on 31st August.

  • Indiestry Amplified Pick – Ted Osborne: Wishbone

    Welcome to the Indiestry Amplified Pick! A weekly post in collaboration with our sponsors Indiestry. Each post will introduce you to a song that they have been getting into. To go alongside this feature we have a playlist that you can dig your teeth into. Amplified Pick Mica: This week’s pick is Ted Osborne and…

  • Song Of The Week – The Binding Divide – Finding Forever

    This week’s featured song, “Finding Forever,” captures the universal emotions associated with new experiences rather than a specific relationship. The open-ended lyrics allow personal connections, celebrating the excitement of beginnings. The band also plans to release their third single, “ARROWS,” and is preparing for a visually artistic live show.

  • Wolfie Joins The Team!

    Wolfie, who assisted at the Y Not Festival 2026, has joined the site as a contributor. With a passion for diverse rock styles ranging from Country to Metalcore, Wolfie is expected to bring exciting content. The community eagerly anticipates their contributions. Welcome, Wolfie!

  • “DIY for Lyfe!” : An Interview With Sludge Legends Gurt

    Gurt, a UK sludge band, has been a significant presence in the metal scene for over a decade, known for their heavy riffs and humour. Ahead of their third performance at Bloodstock festival, they reflect on their evolution, the vibrancy of the sludge scene, and their latest single “Survival Of The Shittest”.

  • Bloodstock, Crabulon, Cosmetics & Male Lingerie: An Interview With Evil Scarecrow

    In an interview, Dr. Hell of Evil Scarecrow discusses their excitement about performing at Bloodstock Open Air 2026, crediting the festival for their success. He highlights the band’s unique blend of humour and technical metal, and hopes audiences appreciate their varied music. They embrace silliness and aim to connect with fans joyfully.

  • Meet Your Maker: An Exclusive Interview On The Road To Bloodstock

    Meet Your Maker, a Coventry band, has gained recognition for their heavy music and uplifting messages, recently winning BBC Radio 1’s Track of the Week. Their debut album “Hallowed” reflects their faith and personal experiences. As they prepare for Bloodstock Open Air, they emphasise hope and connection with fans while planning their second album.