Nirvana, often searched as “Nirvana band,” is the defining voice of the grunge movement, emerging from the Pacific Northwest to
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Patrick Walden, the raw and brilliant guitarist behind Babyshambles’ early sound, has died aged 46. Known for his jagged riffs and turbulent genius, Walden’s legacy lives on in the chaos and beauty of Down in Albion.
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Soaked tore into The Bodega like a band with nothing to lose and everything to prove. With snarling energy, wild crowd moments, and a closer straight from The Jam’s playbook, this three-piece punk outfit made sure no one forgot their name.
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King King are back with Light Up The Sky, their first new album in five years. With the return of sibling firepower and a UK tour in tow, this release promises to raise the roof and rattle souls.
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The Molotovs tore The Bodega to pieces in a sold-out riot of riffs, sweat, and swagger. Joined by Soaked, blessed by punk royalty, and armed with a debut single, they proved rock isn’t dead — it’s just getting started.
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Muse unleash chaos and catharsis in Unravelling, their thunderous new single. We break down the song, band history, and Muse’s wildest facts—plus, we want your hottest takes. What’s your favourite Muse song, show, or memory? Join the noise.
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After three decades of silence, UK anarcho-punk pioneers Instigators are set to ignite Blackpool’s Rebellion Festival on August 8, 2025,
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Leeds alt-rock titans Dinosaur Pile-Up are back with a vengeance, unleashing their blistering new single Sick Of Being Down on June 19, 2025, a gut-punch from their forthcoming album I’ve Felt Better, set to drop August 22 via Mascot Records.
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Mötley Crüe have teamed up with Dolly Parton for a bold reworking of “Home Sweet Home.” The unexpected duet lands ahead of the band’s *From the Beginning* retrospective, promising reimagined classics and surprises aplenty. Fire, finesse, and full-throttle nostalgia.
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On June 15, 2025, the Dogtooth Stage at Download Festival became ground zero for one of the year’s most electrifying moments: the live debut of President, a masked metal band shrouded in mystery.
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