Live Review: Speedy Ortiz and Doe – Patterns, Brighton – 24/10/2018
13th November 2018
Speedy Ortiz, along with DOE, brought musical finesse and awareness to glaring social issues in Brighton last month.
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Speedy Ortiz, along with DOE, brought musical finesse and awareness to glaring social issues in Brighton last month.
Anti-Flag, Cancer Bats and Worriers recently brought some punk rock anarchy to the UK.
Here’s what AH’s Ian Kenworthy witnessed in Manchester.
State Champs kicked off one of the year’s premier pop-punk tours in Glasgow.
AH’s Peter Stewart was in attendance. Take a read of his review.
Idles show the cross-appeal underground rock music so desperately needs right now
AH’s Andrew Davidson witnessed the positive chaos in Glasgow.
Black Peaks brought ‘All That Divides’ to life in Glasgow with Bossk and Gold Key in tow.
Coheed & Cambria, along with CHON, served up a memorable night in Manchester.
Here’s what AH’s Ian Kenworthy witnessed earlier this month.
It may have been unfortunately later than expected, but Knuckle Puck, Tiny Moving Parts and Movements didn’t disappoint in Nottingham.
AH’s Ashwin Bhandari was in attendance as Walnut Creek’s The Story So Far made their return to London with Citizen as support.
Remo Drive and Field Medic make their long awaited UK debut in Brighton.
AH’s Ashwin Bhandari witnessed the intimate show.
Boston Manor continue to ride a high wave of momentum in Nottingham.
Crown The Empire triumphantly left a big impression as they returned to the UK last month.
“Spellbinding, delicate and haunting – Julien Baker served up an unforgettable night in Manchester.”
From nationally-recognised bands to local up-and-comers, Macmillan Fest had a lot to offer.
With an ever-growing level of diversity, Already Heard’s Ffion Riordan-Jones and Bec Simpson headed to the Reading Festival to see what the annual August Bank Holiday event had to offer.
ArcTanGent really has something for everyone as it caters to many different palettes.
AH’s Tim Birkbeck checked out what ATG 2018 had to offer; post-rock, post-hardcore and everything in between.
Glassjaw are still a marvel to witness after all these years
Against a backdrop of a seemingly never-ending heatwave, we returned to 2000trees for three memorable days of riffs, hooks, charming acoustic sets, and much more.
Read our detailed review of all three days of Slam Dunk Festival 2018.
Tiny Moving Parts put on an incredibly satisfying set in Cardiff with BSM label mates Orchards and local up-and-comers Tacet in tow.
