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Kill The Lights supported by Leave No Witness – KKs Steel Mill – 9th April 2026

Kill The Lights supported by Leave No Witness – KKs Steel Mill – 9th April 2026

April 13, 2026

There are gigs, and then there are experiences that seem to reshape the space around them. On Thursday night, Kill The Lights delivered and with support from Leave No Witness, the evening unfolded less like a concert and more like a controlled detonation… Leave No Witness Supporting Kill The Lights, Leave No Witness stepped onto

YUNGLUD SHOWS ALMOST SOLD- ONLY SELECTED TICKETS LEFT…

YUNGLUD SHOWS ALMOST SOLD- ONLY SELECTED TICKETS LEFT…

April 4, 2026

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Miss May I  & Crystal Lake Bring Controlled Chaos to Birmingham UK (22/03/2026)

Miss May I  & Crystal Lake Bring Controlled Chaos to Birmingham UK (22/03/2026)

March 24, 2026

The O2 Academy2 Birmingham played host to a night of relentless intensity as Crystal Lake & Miss May I headlined a stacked bill featuring Crystal Lake, Great American Ghost, and Diesect. The evening delivered a full-spectrum showcase of modern metalcore—equal parts precision, emotion, and outright sonic violence. One of the best nights of Extreme music I have

Bodysnatcher, Ingested, Psycho-Frame & Big Ass Truck -The Asylum, Birmingham UK — 13 March 2026

Bodysnatcher, Ingested, Psycho-Frame & Big Ass Truck -The Asylum, Birmingham UK — 13 March 2026

March 16, 2026

On a packed Friday night at The Asylum, four bands delivered a relentless evening of deathcore, slam, and hardcore brutality. Headlined by Bodysnatcher with support from Ingested, Psycho Frame, and Big Ass Truck, the show was a night defined by crushing breakdowns, violent pits, and a crowd that never seemed to run out of energy.

Lamb of God album “Into Oblivion”  releases on 13th March via Epic/Century Records

Lamb of God album “Into Oblivion” releases on 13th March via Epic/Century Records

March 13, 2026

  The Richmond wrecking crew hasn’t just returned; they’ve reloaded with a vengeance that makes their previous efforts feel like a mere warning shot. Lamb of God’s latest offering, Into Oblivion, is a jagged, soot-stained masterclass in pure sonic hostility. Forget the polished sheen of modern metalcore—this is a primal, high-octane excavation of human decay.

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