With Live Evil 2011 just around the corner stage times and who's playing what day has been announced
Saturday 22nd October
Close 10.15pm
9.15 PAGAN ALTAR
20 mins change
8pm IN SOLITUDE
20 mins change
7pm JAGUAR
20mins change
6pm EM RUINAS
Had a news release come through from Metal Blade today, exciting news about a free show coming soon...
2011 is the year of the 25th anniversary in the history of BOLT THROWER. It´s about time for an update from the band:
"Anniversaries are kind of easy to achieve. For a band, just don't split up and you'll reach one, whether it's 10, 20 or 35 years. And this year we've reached '25 years of not splitting up'!
We managed to stop others from making a big fuss about it, and didn't give
THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED
GWAR have announced 6 UK dates so far, but there's plenty of dates inbetween missing, so we're guessing there's more to be announced.
Check their page here for the dates so far, or click read more...
Those awesome peeps at Aeon are putting on another belter of a lineup in London
Candlefest has been announced, the dates and bands are as follows
Damnation have just announced a ton of new bands, and there are some SERIOUSLY good names announced, click below for the full news story...
Another alldayer for your diaries, this one's down South in the big smoke.
This is not the current running order, just an indication...
Sleeveless Music In Association with Meat Fiddler Promorticians Present...
Ragefest 2011 is taking part on 2nd October at The Musician in Leicester, with some of the cream of the UK's underground. Priced at just £10/£12 OTD this is not to be missed.
Get to these alldayers, support the UK scene,the bands, and promoters.
Here's all the official info:
Bloodstock, Day 3
Words: Gary Lukes
Photos: Antony Roberts
WE SLEPT TOO LONG! Having made the most of the magnificent metal disco and spending the night cajoled by the deviant influence of two certain band members, we found ourselves waking, literally, to the sounds of Hell rumbling in the distance.
Although we had unfortunately missed Andy Sneap and the second-coming of the NWOBHM Hell-horde, we arrive in the main arena, bleary eyed and furry of tongue, shortly before 1349 were due to start their set. We consoled ourselves with the fact that there’s surely no more effective a wake-up call than Norway‘s pestilent sons. Unless, of course, they play a set consisting completely of the ambient tracks on “Demonoir“. As it turned out, ambient filler material was the least of our worries as the Norwegian’s