FTHC is set to drop on February 11th, 2022. To keep us sane in the wait, Frank Turner has dropped the new track “Non Serviam”. Showing us anger in the raw screams and quick pace that we haven’t seen before in Frank’s music. This change in sound has been met with an incredible reception, and people now believe Frank Turner when he said promised the album “goes in a bit harder“. Coming in after “I Haven’t Been Doing So Well”, this new insight into FTHC leaves lots of questions about what can be expected from the record. You can pre-order FTHC here.

Non Serviam – the first song on FTHC for you all. Wasn’t kidding when I said this album goes in a bit harder. Enjoyhttps://t.co/O1qh4zyV5o pic.twitter.com/1EDG9kDsor

— Frank Turner (@frankturner) October 29, 2021

Frank Turner has been touring the globe under his own name for over 15 years and has really achieved it all; which he goes into detail about in his book The Road Beneath My Feet (2015). Now as he gears up for a huge headliner across the UK in early 2022, Turner may be playing some of his wildest shows with these new songs, and they won’t be ones to be missed. Touring alongside Pet Needs and Truck Stop HoneyMoon, with a special appearance from Snuff for Brixton’s show only. You can grab your tickets here, and be sure to get them soon before they sell out.

Frank Turner UK 2022 tour dates:

18/01/22- Corn Exchange- Ipswich
19/01- UEA- Norwich
21/01- Junction- Cambridge
22/01- Gliderdrome- Boston
23/01- City Hall- Hull
25/01- City Hall- Newcastle
26/01- The Liquid Room- Edinburgh
28/01- Lemon Tree- Aberdeen
30/01- SWGS- Glasgow
01/02- University Reflectory- Leeds
02/02- The Tivoli- Buckley
04/02- O2 Academy- Liverpool
05/02- O2 Academy- Sheffield
06/02- Academy- Manchester
08/02- Trashed- Cardiff
09/02- HMV Empire- Coventry
11/02- Rock City- Nottingham
12/02- O2 Academy- Leicester
13/02- O2 Institute- Birmingham
14/02- Sin City- Swansea
16/02- O2 Academy- Bristol
18/02- the Forum- Bath
19/02- O2 Guildhall- Southampton
20/02- Dome- Brighton
22/02- University- Exeter
23/02- The Hexagon- Reading
25/02- Lea Cliffs Hall- Folkestone
27/02- O2 Brixton Academy- London

You can listen to Frank Turner’s new song “Non Serviam” below:

While also focusing on their new album Myth Of The Happily Ever After, and how COVID forced them to rewrite songs for it. The album was a huge success, which in a way was a pleasant surprise for the band who started the album started as “leftovers”, but was a chance to explore the freedom of the writing process due to lockdown. This was the first album from the band since Ellipsis (2016), which starred an incredible lineup of songs- including “Friends and Enemies” and “Medicine”. This comes in a long line of successful albums for the band, that has taken them to new heights including headlining Download.

We get antsy sat in the house too long so we’re back on the road this Friday, joining @BiffyClyro on their sold out tour! pic.twitter.com/8RQcuwobpS

— Bob Vylan (@BobbyVylan) October 25, 2021

They will be setting out on their ‘Fingers Crossed’ tour this Friday across the UK. These are intimate smaller shows for a band that has headlined festivals. Starting off with a show at Liverpool’s SU Mountford Hall, ahead of shows at Cambridge, London, and a handful of other great stops along the way.

They will be joined on this short leg of shows by Bob Vylan, which was announced earlier this week in a tweet by them saying: “We get antsy sat in the house too long so we’re back on the road this Friday, joining @BiffyClyro on their sold out tour!“. While the tour is sold out, look out here to see if any tickets become available ahead of the shows.

Biffy Clyro UK tour dates:
29/10/21- SU Mountford Hall- Liverpool
30/10- Corn Exchange- Cambridge
31/10- O2 Academy- Sheffield
02/11- 02 Forum Kentish Town- London
03/11- O2 Guildhall- Southampton
04/11- O2 Academy- Bristol

Desperate Times Desperate Pleasures will consist of five songs in total, which means two more songs will join the roaster. “Don’t Like People (& They Don’t Like Me)” and “Let The Right One In” will be available alongside the rest of the singles this Friday. Frontman, Henry Cox, told Kerrang!: “as soon as January this year hit, just like that all these songs started flooding out of us. It was a really great opportunity to exorcise all of the frustration and pent-up emotion of the previous year and really process those thoughts and feelings.”.

You watch the video for Boston Manor’s new track “Desperate Pleasures” below: 

Lockdown caused setbacks to the band’s tour ‘Glue’ in 2020. Boston Manor is set to return to the stage in early 2022, alongside Movements and Jools.  Boston Manor’s new songs are in high demand of a circle pit to play around. Especially after the mayhem, they created during this year’s Download Pilot. Led by the wild stage presence, which has taken them on tour with the likes of Casey, Trophy Eyes, and Good Charlotte. With a long line of mosh-worthy tracks off of Welcome To The Neighbourhood (2018) and Glue (2020), and has seen them take on Vans Warped Tour, Slam Dunk, and even Reading and Leeds. Get your ticket here before it sells out.

With new singles joining the tracklist for their tour, it is anyone’s guess which classic songs will be hitting the stage this coming February. With fan favourites like “Halo”, “Laika”, and “England’s Dreaming” still giving the crowds what they want. The excitement for this tour has been building since it was first announced, after the disappointment of cancellations due to the pandemic.

Boston Manor Welcome Back To The Neighbourhood 2022 Tour dates:
10/02/22- Electric Brixton- London
11/02- Academy2- Manchester
12/02- St Doms- Newcastle
13/02- The Garage- Glasgow
15/02- Stylus- Leeds
16/02- Marble Factory- Bristol
17/02- O2 Academy2- Birmingham
18/02- The 1865- Southampton

Boston Manor’s Desperate Times Desperate Pleasures tracklist:

01. Carbon Mono
02. Algorithm
03. Desperate Pleasures
04. I Don’t Like People (& They Don’t Like Me)
05. Let The Right One In

After 2014’s White Noise, which reinvented what it means to be an alternative rock/indie band. Blending synth-pop with an indie vibe, Lynn Gunn stood tall and made her mark on the music industry. Especially with 2017’s All We Know Of Heaven, All We Need Of Hell took Pvris to new heights on the festival circuit. With performances at Reading & Leeds, Download, and Slam Dunk festival where they have made a name for themselves as one to watch. Showing how far they have come since Acoustic (2014).

After two brilliant new songs reigning in the new era of Pvris, comes the announcement we have all been waiting for. A 13 date tour spanning across Europe has been announced, including three four stops across the UK. This will be Pvris’ first show in the UK in a long time, due to the restrictions from lockdown. Having not had the chance to tour Use Me (2020), the energy built upon the anticipation of this tour will be through the roof.

Will brand new songs ready to hit the stage, including: “Dead Weight”, “Old Wounds”, and “Hallucinations”; alongside, the two newest singles. Support acts are yet to be announced, but after touring alongside the likes of Bring Me The Horizon, Muse, and Neck Deep, Pvris are bound to bring some heavy hitters alongside them.

ANNOUNCING THE UK/EU 2022 TOUR. pre-sale this Wednesday and general sale this Friday. vip packages available soon. get ready for a brand new show. pic.twitter.com/Am9TvTNLZ0

— PVRIS (@ThisIsPVRIS) October 25, 2021

Pvris Spring 2022 UK/EU tour dates:

24/04/22-  Gruenspan-Hamburg
25/04- Heimathafen- Berlin
26/04- Flex- Vienna
28/04- Magazzini Generali- Milan
30/04- Technikum- Munich
1/05- Gloria Theater- Cologne
3/05- 013- Tilburg
4/05- Alhambra- Paris
5/05- Kavka Zappa- Antwerp
7/05- O2 Victoria Warehouse- Manchester
8/05- O2 Academy- Glasgow
9/05- O2 Academy- Birmingham
10/05- O2 Academy Brixton- London

Tickets go live on Friday, be sure to get yours right away as these are bound to sell out fast. Be ready to get yours here at the end of the week.

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Since 1994’s The Principle Of Evil Made Flesh, the gothic group Cradle Of Filth has been remodelling what it means to be an extreme metal band. Their “Crawling King Choas” and “Necromantic Fantasies” stand out in the 14 track setlist, as some of Cradle Of Filth’s most powerful pieces of writing to date. With hints of havoc like that of Godspeed On The Devils Thunder (2008) and Nymphetamine (2004). It would be interesting to think what the cast of BBC’s 1998 documentary about Cradle Of Filth’s “Devilish” influence, Living With The Enemy, would say about this album.

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To celebrate the release of this Existence Is Futile, Cradle Of Filth will be playing their new album on a special Halloween show. This All Hallows Eve, the 31st of October, will be dedicated to spanning mayhem across Camden’s Roundhouse. On the day that monsters come out of the shadows, alongside them will this British six-piece.

Dani described the event as: “an iconic venue, an iconic setlist, All Hallow’s Eve in London… six highly-strung extreme metal musicians. What could possibly go wrong?!“. This comes along after a line of shows across America that Cradle Of Filth has been playing on the build-up to their new album cycle, which has been a struggle with COVID- which you can read about here. This show has all the makings of an unforgettable night and is not one to be missed. Be sure to get your ticket here, before the evilest night year sells out.

You can get your bundle of Existence Is Futile on a beautiful picture disc or glow in the dark here, or you can listen to below:

2018’s album Technology took Don Broco further than anyone could ever have suspected, showing how far they have come since the popular single “Hold On”. Touring the world hitting biggest festivals: Reading & Leeds, Slam Dunk and even playing Wembley arena.

⚠️ Amazing Things is OUT NOW please mosh responsibly ⚠️ pic.twitter.com/dxodbQVXCR

— DON BROCO (@DONBROCO) October 21, 2021

Amazing Things let Don Broco run free as their talent for genre-blending and production takes on new heights as their anthemic tunes climb the charts. Songs like “Bruce Willis”, “Swimwear Season”, and “Revenge Body” name themselves as crowd-pleasing concert-ready bangers. With singles “Gumsheild”, “One True Prince”, “Uber”, and “Endorphins” cement themselves in Don Broco’s most popular songs.

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As they approach their UK tour, it is anyone’s guess which incredible tracks will make their way onto the setlist. With any hope, classic songs “Come Out To LA”, “Superlove”, and “HALF MAN HALF GOD” will find their way onto the stage again. They will be joined by NOISY and Kid Brunswick. Including two shows as Brixon’s O2 Academy, which is sure to be a stand-out show in the tour lineup. Finishing their tour at a home show in Bedford’s Esquires.  Go get your tickets here before they sell out.

Don Broco UK tour line up:

25/10/21- Barrowlands – Glasgow
27/10- O2 Academy – Newcastle
28/10- Academy – Manchester
29/10- Academy – Manchester
31/10- Guildhall – Portsmouth
01/11- Rock City – Nottingham
02/11- Rock City – Nottingham
04/11- UEA – Norwich
05/11- O2 Academy Brixton – London
06/11- O2 Academy Brixton – London
08/11- 02 Academy- Oxford
09/11- O2 Academy- Bristol
10/11- Bedford Esquires- Bedford

After a summer of Adoring crowds at Slam Dunk and Reading & Leeds, Creeper guitarist Ian Miles has been busy in anticipation of his first solo album. Showing his triumph after a difficult struggle with his mental health that led to him writing from a psychiatric ward. Creeper guitarist Ian Miles announced his album earlier in the year. His second single “Overwhelmed”, shares his haunting yet beautiful acoustic tone as Ian Miles explores the human psyche in a heartbreakingly honest way.  A poetically dark album on the same level as Have A Nice Life’s Deathconsciousness (2008) as it looks inside itself for the answers. You can get your copy of the album in beautiful pink and black splatter print here, be sure to grab your copy quickly before they sell out.

It has emerged.
My debut album ‘DEGRADATION DEATH DECAY’ is out now!

Consume responsibly.https://t.co/nP4oCIzpuF pic.twitter.com/rYzPROaAdc

— Ian Miles (@ianjmiles) October 15, 2021

Haven played shows across the world alongside class acts like Wargasm, Neck Deep, and All Time Low, to name a few, Ian Miles has seen it all.  After a show in which he performed his new songs, While he has no future shows planned under his own name, he will be back out alongside the rest of Creeper this December. Be sure to get your tickets here before this short run of shows sells out for good. This show will be alongside Holding Absence, Wargasm, and Static Dress.

Creeper UK December Tour:

15/12/21- O2 Forum Kentish Town- London
16/12- Concorde 2- Brighton
17/12- O2 Institute2- Birmingham
19/12- Garage- Glasgow
20/12- O2 Ritz- Manchester
21/12- Beckett Student Union- Leeds

Ian Miles’ Degeneration, Death, Decay Tracklist:

01. Audioclip – 11_11_2017
02. Blood In My Mouth
03. 08.08.13
04. Truest Blue
05. Overwhelmed
06. Priority
07. I Hope You Choke
08. Sunburn
09. Borderlines
10. They Don’t Understand

You can listen to Ian Miles’ Degeneration, Death, Decay below:

With 9 albums now under their belt, Architects have proved that they are a force to be reconded with. With few superlatives left to describe how magnificent excursion of albums Holy Hell (2018), All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us (2016), Lost Forever // Lost Together (2014). However, previous albums such as Daybreaker (2012), The Here and Now (2011), Hollow Crown (2009), and Ruin (2007) still hold their ground in Architects’ extensive back catalogue; despite having less exposure on the stage as of late.

Live at The Royal Albert Hall
Limited edition pop up gatefold vinyl available via @BloodRecs now! https://t.co/hympBRiNTo

Plus the concert film streaming worldwide on all platforms now!https://t.co/FtKU5ADz7v pic.twitter.com/StL1LhAMQ7

— Architects (@Architectsuk) October 15, 2021

The performance from last November was just months before Architects’ first number one album: For Those That Wish To Exist. Despite this, they played single “Animals”, and premiered future singles “Discourse Is Dead” and “Dead Butterflies”.  Alongside this they did perform classic songs, such as “Gravedigger”, “Hereafter”, and fan-favourite “Gone With The Wind”.  Architects are set to release the recording of the gig via Blood Records on December 10th.

It was a triumphant accomplishment for Architects and is now set to be captured in polished white vinyl. On top of that, it is another beautiful vinyl from the team at Blood Records. They are outstanding craftsmen who have created some of the most stunning records. You can get your copy of the beautiful vinyl, with pop-up insides here, or you can watch it online here. Be quick, this product is limited to 5000 copies and this is sure to sell out quickly. 

Architect’s Royal Albert Hall tracklist is as follows:

1. Nihilist
2. Modern Misery
3. Discourse Is Dead
4. Broken Cross
5. Death Is Not Defeat
6. Royal Beggars
7. Gone With The Wind
8. Mortal After All
9. Gravedigger
10. Animals
11. Holy Hell
12. Dead Butterflies
13. Memento Mori
14. A Wasted Hymn
15. A Match Made In Heaven
16. Hereafter
17. Doomsday

Elbow has released the second single off of the new album Flying Dream 1- which is set to release on November 19th. “Six Words” follows on from the single “The Seldom Seen Kid’, a track that shares its name, and meaning behind its lyrics, with their critically acclaimed 2008 full-length. Frontman, and singer, Guy Garvey told NME: “In some ways it’s familiar territory lyrically, it has similar sentiments to ‘Mirrorball’ but it draws heavily on my teenage years: the bottle green in the song is the colour of my school uniform and the six lanes is the traffic on the road to school in Prestwich.”. 

The ninth studio album from Elbow was written remotely, a world away from Elbow’s previous 20 years of writing and before coming together to record and perfect the songs at Brighton Theatre Royal. Produced by Craig Potte, Flying Dream 1 will feature friends and of the band Alex Reeves on drums, Sarah Field on clarinets, Vocals from Wilson Atie, Adeleye Omotoayo, and Marit Røkeberg, and long time collaborator Jesca Hoop.

elbow announce the first single from their new album, ‘Flying Dream 1′.

Watch ‘The Seldom Seen Kid’ video here: https://t.co/oLeZiTW3VA

Stream/download: https://t.co/vckYOdw3Id

‘Flying Dream 1′, is released on Nov 19. Pre-Order here: https://t.co/XalHid2aohpic.twitter.com/Abl3GzAR6V

— elbow (@Elbow) October 1, 2021

Coming off of the back of a long line of UK shows, Elbow has been building the anticipation for the LP. Following Giants of All Sizes (2019) LP, which featured chart-topping track “White Noise White Heat”, and live record Live At The Ritz- an Acoustic Performance (2020). With just over a month until its release, we can expect to hear more from Elbow as the date approaches.

Elbow’s Flying Dream 1 Tracklist:

1. Flying Dream 1
2. After the Eclipse
3. Is It a Bird
4. Six words
5. Calm and Happy
6. Come On, Blue
7. The Only Road
8. Red Sky Radio (Baby Baby Baby)
9. The Seldom Seen Kid
10. What Am I Without You

You can order your copy of the Flying Dream 1 in beautiful white vinyl, and on CD and cassette, here. Be sure to get it soon before it sells out.

Singles like “Go Get A Tattoo”, “Off With His Head”, and previously mentioned “My Town”, shows the dedication to mosh heavy rock that Frank Carter has been blasting out to crowds for 6 years- if we don’t include his work with previous bands. With a new love for featuring artists on his songs that we haven’t seen before in previous albums.

With sophomore Modern Ruin (2017) and follow-up album End Of Suffering (2019), Carter has made a name for himself as a stand-out performer and forward-thinking musician. But, Sticky shows his dedication to the craft, while outshining anything he’s done before. Sticky is the fourth album from tattoo enthusiastic Frank Carter and his rhumba of rattlesnakes. It is great to see that they are still coming up with new and inventive ways to get people to simultaneously Cathrin-wheel their arms and ripping their vocal cords repeatedly shouting “Bang Bang”. Sticky is sure to be topping the charts this coming week, as Frank Carter songs like “Cobra Queen” receive thousands of streams.

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With tour dates starting in just under a month, Frank Carter will be blowing up stages across the UK. Starting off with a killer show at Nottingham Rock City on the 11th of November. Flooding through Southampton, Birmingham, and even Manchester, on this course for mayhem. Hoping to see a setlist as full of hits as his recent festival shows, with the biggest tracks from his new album. We are sure these tickets will sell out – so hurry to get yours here.

Frank Carter tour dates: