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The sheer infectiousness of their music easily finds its way through the quartet’s deep bass and amp-rattling guitars, making you want to get up and party…
I was very pleased when I was asked to review their new album, The Pride. Opening track ‘ Reverie Shores’ kicks off the album perfectly with sweeping guitars and heavy backing, giving an insight into the songs to follow…
For what seems like a small British rock band, Young Guns have achieved big things since the release of their EP Mirrors in 2009. Since then, they have released 2 full lengths, including the new and brilliant Bones, played the main stage of Reading & Leeds and supported greats such as Bon Jovi and Lostprophets. Unlike many, their growing success has not gone to their heads and we catch up with ever-humble vocalist, Gustav Woods to find out what they’ve been up to…
With an ample dosage of tonight’s sponsor Relentless rushing through the veins of the crowd, it is obvious from the moment I walk in to hear While She Sleeps’ heavy guitars that the night is going to be 1) full of energy and 2) one to remember…
This mixture of hard-hitting rock and passion filled ballads draws inspiration from Young Guns’ debut but really proves how much this band have progressed and grown musically…
Release Date: 9th January 2012
Having not released a ‘proper’ full length album since the distant days of 2009, Enter Shikari and their genre-bending originality are exploding back onto the scene with their new album ‘A Flash Flood Of Colour’.
It’s obvious everyone is here tonight simply to have a great time, including the band, who bound around the stage playing each chord with passion only holding back a little to take in the amazing crowd response to their brand new songs…
As soon as the lights go down for the final time tonight, I can feel the sheer anticipation and excitement of what is going to happen next…
What exactly is it that makes a good gig? The atmosphere, the energy or simply the music? While standing in the full UEA, watching the events of the night roll out I have decided that if you want all three guaranteed, go to a Kids In Glass Houses gig…
