Chaos Theory brings you another glorious evening of experimental, melodic and progressive tech metal bands. Hieroglyph A progressive metal band with members from Leeds and London. Having worked hard to forge the perfect lineup. the three existing members were joined last year by one more guitarist, male and female vocals, which led to them supporting metal giants Chimp Spanner? in May and The Ocean Collective? in July. Formed on a base of technical, grooveladen metal, Hieroglyph's sound incorporates elements of progressive rock, postmetal, ambient and electronic music into a dense blend of modern heaviness, technicality, melody and atmosphere. "Fantastic live show" This Is Not A Scene "The same poise and presence as seasoned veterans" The Independent Voice The Venus Complex Raw and aggressive metal from all members of This Means War with two brand new members. They have already grabbed the attention of Metal Hammer and Terrorizer Magazine and have recorded a track with Mikee Goodman of SikTh. Drawing on the energetic performances and technical ability displayed in the This Means War material, The Venus Complex a darker, more thoughtful and tighter version of their previous sound. "This is a band that pride themselves on a live show" Terrorizer Magazine YGODEH Originally based in Latvia, this experimental death metal band relocated to London in the last couple of years and took on exBlack Despair vocalist Serberus. Their combination of synths, industrial and death metal sounds has resulted in music unlike anything else we've ever heard. They have just released their new album Inside The Womb Of The Horizonless Dystopia, which is a triumph of original new symphonic metal and something we've not been able to stop listening to over the last few days.