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The Big 2000Trees Review 2026

2000Trees is the hottest weekend of the year. No, seriously - it scorches any other competition as one of the flaming flagbearers of the UK underground. Vying for your attention, amongst the chaos of BRING ME THE HORIZON's northern exposure and MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE's London residency, is a stellar roster of future talent gleaming with the promise of a loud and urgent tomorrow. Matched only by PITBULL's immense can-do party attitude (and we haven't even included the infamous si

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If you've been to a festival at any point in the last couple years, chances are you’ve come across UNPEOPLE. Having recently played the main stage at Download Festival this year alongside LINKIN PARK, THE PRETTY RECKLESS and RORY on Sunday, they feel like a rising band to look out for. Featuring guitarists Jake Crawford and Luke Caley, joined by Emily “Em” Lodge on bass and Richard Rayner on drums, this alternative rock band from the heart of London brings raw energy, brimmin

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LIVE FROM THE PIT: Chalk, Lemonsuckr and Slate

In the midst of their grand festival summer, in between major stops like Lollapalooza in the US and various European appearances, CHALK have blessed London with a one-off, but no less thought-through, headline show. The band brought along a well-curated line-up, including the Welsh post-punk collective SLATE and Brighton’s blistering four-piece LEMONSUCKR. Altogether, they lit up and packed out Electric Ballroom, leaving the audience with no room to stand still, but only to s

Rage Reviews: Recent Releases, July 29th 2026

These past two weeks, we've heard everything from the haunting dark-folk vocals of CHELSEA WOLFE, to IMMINENCE's melodic metalcore mayhem, to the sweeping Viking metal sagas of AMON AMARTH. Here's what we've been listening to lately: Track of the Week: Chelsea Wolfe - Cold The queen of darkwave is back - CHELSEA WOLFE’s third single for the upcoming album The Dark hints at what might be her most accessible release yet. Cold is a fairly straightforward gothic folk track - and

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LIVE FROM THE PIT: Heart Attack Man, Pinkshift and Sunday Best

After their big cover in April, PINKSHIFT were back in the UK! And together with HEART ATTACK MAN were ecstatic for their final show at the Signature Brew in London. Both American bands are quite familiar with UK crowds and have built a devoted fanbase eager for more shows. Since forming in 2013, pop-punk band HEART ATTACK MAN has made consistent efforts to perform in the UK, particularly from 2023 onward. PINKSHIFT has been performing pop punk and post hardcore music since 2

LIVE FROM THE PIT: Breaking Benjamin, Chevelle and Return To Dust

Pulling up to the O2 Academy Brixton, you would be forgiven for shuddering at the extremely long snake protruding out of the entrance. But slithery bastard it is not, those are the attendees. The sheer number of people lining up outside the venue is actually staggering (in fact we measured it, by the time we got to the back of the line we were half a mile from the entrance). There’s a very, very good reason for the volume of attendees tonight; the ever-elusive BREAKING BENJAM

The Big 2000Trees Review 2026

2000Trees is the hottest weekend of the year. No, seriously - it scorches any other competition as one of the flaming flagbearers of the UK underground. Vying for your attention, amongst the chaos of BRING ME THE HORIZON's northern exposure and MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE's London residency, is a stellar roster of future talent gleaming with the promise of a loud and urgent tomorrow. Matched only by PITBULL's immense can-do party attitude (and we haven't even included the infamous si

Rage Reviews: Recent Releases, July 29th 2026

These past two weeks, we've heard everything from the haunting dark-folk vocals of CHELSEA WOLFE, to IMMINENCE's melodic metalcore mayhem, to the sweeping Viking metal sagas of AMON AMARTH. Here's what we've been listening to lately: Track of the Week: Chelsea Wolfe - Cold The queen of darkwave is back - CHELSEA WOLFE’s third single for the upcoming album The Dark hints at what might be her most accessible release yet. Cold is a fairly straightforward gothic folk track - and

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Rage Reviews: Recent Releases, July 29th 2026

These past two weeks, we've heard everything from the haunting dark-folk vocals of CHELSEA WOLFE, to IMMINENCE's melodic metalcore mayhem, to the sweeping Viking metal sagas of AMON AMARTH. Here's what we've been listening to lately: Track of the Week: Chelsea Wolfe - Cold The queen of darkwave is back - CHELSEA WOLFE’s third single for the upcoming album The Dark hints at what might be her most accessible release yet. Cold is a fairly straightforward gothic folk track - and

REVIEW: Opus Kink - The Sweet Goodbye

Is it finally time to ditch the “Windmill Scene” moniker? Because what makes a band or artist sound “windmill-y” is a little unclear at this point. Sure, in the late 2010s you could easily point to groups like FAT WHITE FAMILY, SHAME and the wave of seven-inch singles released on Speedy Wunderground as having something of a similar sound. But since then, there’s been much more variation in genre within the walls of the Brixton Windmill, with electronic acts like PVA and FAT D

REVIEW: Malamutant - This Time It's Personal

Manchester's MALAMUTANT arrive with a party cannon firmly in hand, bringing together former members of underground favourites FOOTPRINTS IN THE CUSTARD and GODHAND to create something that refuses to take itself too seriously. The result is an album packed with infectious grooves, humour and hardcore energy; it packs just enough chaos to keep you grinning from start to finish. From the outset, it's clear that MALAMUTANT have no interest in writing typical hardcore songs. Inst

REVIEW: Allt - Ataraxia

Sweden has gifted many wonderful artists to heavy music over the years including MESHUGGAH, VILDHJARTA, THROWN and other renowned acts. ALLT had been a rising star from this scene, taking some of the technical and progressive stylings of VILDHJARTA and applying it to a more palatable metalcore sound. However, with their sophomore album Ataraxia, they have elected to move away from these elements that once provided great intrigue, now in favour of a much safer and sanitised al