Live Review: ArcTanGent Festival 2025
26th August 2025
ATG 2025 saw diverse headliners bring mixed results while emerging acts and festival favuorites created unforgettable moments.
ATG 2025 saw diverse headliners bring mixed results while emerging acts and festival favuorites created unforgettable moments.
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Once again ArcTanGent flexed its proverbial muscle showcasing everything from a brutal assault of the senses to beautiful atmospheric moments.
With a heavy atmospheric sound, the band blasted through an energetic set.
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With heavy riffs and breakdowns, The Ocean put on a bone-shaking set.
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With their brand of technical metal with emotive vocals, The Contortionist were a highlight of ATG.
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The Bristol outfit served up an aggressive wake-up call on the final day of ATG.
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The showgaze quartet sounded massive at ATG 2019.
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The mysterious group were breakout band of ArcTanGent 2019.
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Russian Circles bought an exceptional and epic set to ATG 2019.
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If it was riffs you were after then Puppy had you covered.
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The Danish influenced shoegaze/metal band sounded as epic as always.
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The doom band brought the heaviness to ATG.
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ATG newcomers Ithaca commanded the PX3 stage like they were veterans.
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ETS steamrolled through ATG with plenty of aggression.
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The Rhode Island bought a captivating set to ATG.
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Conjurer showed why they’ve become juggernauts of the UK metal scene.
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C&C produced a rifftastic set as they headlined ArcTanGent.
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The Long Island mathcore band made their mark at ArcTanGent.
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