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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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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 15th 2026

Everyone's fresh out of 2000 Trees festival this past weekend, with a lineup packed to the brim of every alternative genre under the sun. If bands haven't been busy playing to the sweltering masses, they've been busy putting out these banger singles. Here's what we've been listening to lately. Against The Current - Always You & I Always You & I sees AGAINST THE CURRENT embrace a cinematic, transcendental sound in a romantic rock ballad exploring themes of eternal devotion and

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Having a warrior chant as an opener to their new album, HUN, it could only be done by the folk metal masters that are THE HU. Their goal is to grow and reach audiences all over the world, to share their world with their audiences. THE HU’s sound is so iconic that it has pioneered its own genre. The concoction of heavy rock riffs and traditional Mongolian instruments alongside throat singing is captivating, and it sounds incredible. First brought under the spotlight in 2019 b

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Until now, Cork-based DAZGAK! had concentrated their post-hardcore, skate-punk into furious instrumentals to convey the trio’s tumultuous feelings into wordless sound - that all changed with their re-emergence as a four-piece, boldly showing off the elevated ferocity of their vocals-infused sound on new EP Stimpy. A play on Irish slang “that’s gak” (“that sucks”), DAZGAK! live and breathe this rebellious punk spirit, their chaotic energy and hard-hitting melodies balancing o

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