Graham Finney

5 days ago | v13.net | Graham Finney

Article Views: 38 Sixteen years into their genre-defying journey, UK dark rockers Pearl Handled Revolver are back with Tales You Lose, their most spellbinding record to date, out on April 18th. A heady mix of blues, gritty psych, and atmospheric prog, the album sees the band refine their sound, making it more intoxicating than ever.

1 week ago | v13.net | Graham Finney

Article Views: 57 With their 20th anniversary in full swing, Mayday Parade have reached a point in time in their career which vocalist Derek Sanders describes as “a moment to look back, to appreciate the present, and to keep pushing ahead with open hearts.” Two decades after they began selling EPs out of car trunks at Warped Tour, the band — Sanders, drummer/vocalist Jake Bundrick, guitarists Alex Garcia and Brooks Betts, and bassist/vocalist Jeremy Lenzo — are not only reflecting on their...

1 week ago | v13.net | Graham Finney

Article Views: 50 It’s been nine long years since we’ve last had a studio album from British rock icons Skunk Anansie and, while we have to wait just a little bit longer for the release of The Painful Truth in mid-May, the band have already headed out onto the road to promote the album. Supporting Skin and the band on the tour, is London aggro-pop troop So Good who tear onto the stage taking this sold-out venue by storm.

1 week ago | v13.net | Graham Finney

Article Views: 40 Legendary DJ, radio host, and cultural tastemaker, Charlie Sloth, is bringing his all-new live experience, Charlie Sloth & The Orchestra, to Manchester’s Albert Hall on April 20th, 2025. It’s a one-night-only spectacle that blends the high-octane world of Hip-Hop and dancehall with the sweeping power of a full live orchestra. The night will feature a 20-piece orchestra, live on stage, reimagining classic and contemporary rap bangers in a way you’ve never heard before.

2 weeks ago | v13.net | Graham Finney

Article Views: 26 It’s hard to believe that Cradle of Filth, once one of the most notorious bands on the black metal scene, recently released their fourteenth studio album, The Screaming of the Valkyries. The album sees the band heralding in a new era in their career with an album which, not only sees the Suffolk outfit pay a respectful nod to their past but also continue to look to the future.