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Prolific drummer, Nick Barker is battling kidney failure, and a GoFundMe campaign has been set up by his friends to help pay for his medical bills and living expenses while he undergoes dialysis. As well as the campaign, a number of different fundraisers have been taking place. One of which took place this past week at the Black Heart in London.

Nick Barker, a man known around the world of extreme music as a prolific drummer having played in bands like Cradle of Filth and Dimmu Borgir, and currently playing in the likes of Brujeria, Borstal, and Shining, needs your help. He is battling kidney failure, and a GoFundMe campaign has been set up by his friends to help pay for his medical bills and living expenses while he undergoes…

Taking place at The O2 Academy in Leicester, one of the UK’s best kept secrets is Uprising and this year, Uprising 6, we decided to jump in our car and see what all the fuss was about.

Taking place at The O2 Academy in Leicester, one of the UK’s best kept secrets is Uprising and this year, Uprising 6, we decided to jump in our car and see what all the fuss was about. Featuring a varied and exciting blend of rock and metal bands, Uprising 6 was a spectacular day of music. The three stages played host to young up and comers, legends of the scene, and everyone in between. We saw a…

This week’s single slam features Pupil Slicer, Elder Devil, headcage, Damim, Elyrean, Sleep Token, Zac and the New Men, Deith, Annisokay, Vexing, indifferentMonKey, Thy Catafalque, Future Palace, and Spiritbox.

This week’s single slam features Pupil Slicer, Elder Devil, headcage, Damim, Elyrean, Sleep Token, Zac and the New Men, Deith, Annisokay, Vexing, indifferentMonKey, Thy Catafalque, Future Palace, and Spiritbox. You can read our thoughts about the latest singles from these bands below. Pupil Slicer – No Temple Pupil Slicer have shared a new single and music video, titled No Temple. No Temple is…

Napalm Death, Buckley Tivoli – 12/03/22

1989 was the last time I witnessed a Napalm Death show live. Strangely enough it was Barney’s first gig for them at Manchester’s International 2. I spoke to Barney briefly about that night before tonight’s gig and he described that night as a disaster, but it was good enough for me. So, thirty three years later I’m finally getting to see one of my favourite bands of all time again. Why so long…