Fiddlehead have proved over the years they are masters of their craft. And live that’s only amplified.
While the 10 songs found on offer are great on a musical level, 'Will of the People' swiftly falls flat when you add the often absurd or repetitive lyrics into the mix, further confirming that, save for a few exceptions, Muse’s upwards streak ended in 2018.
The sun was out and Boardmasters 2022 was back in action!
Longevity is a quality that is often overlooked. However, when you are a blackened death metal band lining up your twelfth studio album, it can hardly be ignore. Belphegor have been plying their dark favours now for virtually three decades and have yet to waiver from their extreme blueprint. Now, in 2022, the Austrian hellraisers are back with one of their finest outings to date with 'The Devils'.
The Chats are every geezer's favourite modern day punk band. Despite being in their early 20s it feels as if they are veterans of the scene, and despite being only their second full length record, 'Get Fucked' tells tales of fast cars, rising cigarette prices, drinking, and being struck by lightning – what’s not to like?
Pale Waves are back with their follow-up to 2021's 'Who Am I?'. As one of the most talked about band's around right now we had high hopes for the band's third album, after four successful pre-album singles.
You would be forgiven for not realising that we have waited over six years for Municipal Waste’s seventh full length album. However, if you ever saw fit to doubt them then that is totally unforgivable. As true as the day is long, Municipal Waste are a band that are incapable of dropping a dud - and 'Electrified Brain' is no different.
Hot Milk are one of the hottest properties in alternative music. The band are seemingly destined for arenas, with their new release even being written with the big stage in mind. Will 'The King and Queen of Gasoline' bring the arena stages a step closer?
Deaf Havana are a band that have changed and grown with every release and have never shied away from making big alterations to their sound. The music has shape-shifted constantly throughout their career and has never suffered with even the slightest downturn in quality - 'The Present is a Foreign Land' is no different.
“A wicked Friday night at PRYZM” in the words of Deaf Havana’s Matthew Veck-Gilodi.