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Slam Dunk complete 2025 line-up with Finch, Hot Milk, Twin Atlantic, WARGASM and loads more

The full festival line-up for Slam Dunk has been revealed, with Finch, Home Grown, Streelight Manifesto, Hot Milk, WARGASM and plenty more joining A Day To Remember, Electric Callboy, Neck Deep and co.

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Scowl: “This feels awfully vulnerable, but it’s a vulnerability that I’m ready to embrace”

Scowl have just dropped a brand-new single, Special, along with a spooky music video. Vocalist Kat Moss tells us all about its stark lyrical themes, coming over a bit grunge, and being labelmates with Phoebe Bridgers now as part of Dead Oceans…

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Pest Control, Scowl, Speed, ZULU and more pull out of Download 2024

Six bands have pulled out of Download this weekend due to the festival’s payment partnership with Barclays – a bank accused of ‘investing in arms manufacturers supplying weapons used by Israel in Gaza’.

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Scowl, Speed, ZULU and more announce Palestine benefit show

Having pulled out of Download Festival this weekend, Scowl, Speed, ZULU and Pest Control (and more) are coming together on Friday for a Palestine benefit show in Birmingham.

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Destroy Boys announce new album, Funeral Soundtrack #4

Watch the video for Destroy Boys’ new single Boyfeel, taken from their just-announced fourth album Funeral Soundtrack #4.

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The big review: Primavera Sound 2024

Madness in the Med! Deftones, Chelsea Wolfe, Amyl And The Sniffers and more bring the rock to Barcelona’s biggest party…

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Scowl, ZULU, Speed and more for two-night Flatspot World London

Flatspot Records are set to take over The Dome in London this summer for a two-night bash featuring Scowl, ZULU, Speed and more…

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Rock For People add 23 more names including Scowl, Kerry King and The Darkness

Czechia’s Rock For People line-up is almost complete for 2024 – with new additions like Scowl, Kerry King, NOAHFINNCE, The Darkness and Sanguisugabogg joining Bring Me The Horizon, YUNGBLUD and The Prodigy.

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A Day To Remember announce huge North American tour

A Day To Remember are hitting the road with The Story So Far and Four Year Strong on their newly-announced The Least Anticipated Album Tour – with Militarie Gun, Pain Of Truth and Scowl also playing select dates!

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Why your favourite bands are boycotting SXSW this year

After the likes of Scowl, GEL and Sprints pulled out of SXSW, Kerrang! Award-winner, activist, and protest pundit Janey Starling explains why artists are boycotting the festival and what they’re hoping to achieve…

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“I had my teeth knocked out seven times”: Your favourite bands remember their best (and worst) part-time jobs

From sleeping in call centres to crying in soft plays to arguing with old women in Ben & Jerry’s, these are some of the more memorable and surreal part-time jobs of IDLES, High Vis, Militarie Gun and more…

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The big review: Reading Festival 2023

Don Broco, Sleep Token, Hot Milk and more fly the flag for rock at Reading & Leeds 2023.

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Kat Moss: “I’m sick of hearing the phrase ‘industry plant’ every single time Scowl experiences success”

Scowl have been killing it both live and on record over the past few years, but vocalist Kat Moss has shared that sadly anytime the band experience success, they get (wrongly) accused of being industry plants.

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See Scowl’s killer performance for Taco Bell’s Unofficial Halftime Show series

Watch hardcore stars Scowl perform three Psychic Dance Routine tracks for the Unofficial Halftime Show series from Taco Bell.

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The big review: Outbreak Fest 2023

Spin-kick, motherfuckers! Europe’s greatest hardcore gathering gambles on some daring line-up choices and wins big with three days of chaos, camaraderie and karate-chops...

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How Flatspot broke the rules to become the most exciting hardcore label right now

In the words of co-owner Che Figueroa: “This is as big as I’ve seen hardcore in my whole life.” That’s thanks in no small part to Flatspot Records, and their incredible roster featuring everyone from Speed to Scowl. Forget the genre – here’s how they’re taking over the world…

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Scowl: “People assume that if you’re getting onstage, you’re a really confident, cocky person. That’s not always the case”

For Santa Cruz hardcore quintet Scowl, the only way is up. But for vocalist Kat Moss, it’s meant adjusting to the vulnerability of expressing herself to their ever-growing audience. Fresh from Coachella, she tells K! how this has fed into killer new EP Psychic Dance Routine, and how she’s getting used to becoming a star…

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Slam Dunk complete 2025 line-up with Finch, Hot Milk, Twin Atlantic, WARGASM and loads more

Scowl: “This feels awfully vulnerable, but it’s a vulnerability that I’m ready to embrace”

Pest Control, Scowl, Speed, ZULU and more pull out of Download 2024

Scowl, Speed, ZULU and more announce Palestine benefit show

Destroy Boys announce new album, Funeral Soundtrack #4

The big review: Primavera Sound 2024

Scowl, ZULU, Speed and more for two-night Flatspot World London

Rock For People add 23 more names including Scowl, Kerry King and The Darkness

A Day To Remember announce huge North American tour

Why your favourite bands are boycotting SXSW this year

“I had my teeth knocked out seven times”: Your favourite bands remember their best (and worst) part-time jobs

The big review: Reading Festival 2023

Kat Moss: “I’m sick of hearing the phrase ‘industry plant’ every single time Scowl experiences success”

See Scowl’s killer performance for Taco Bell’s Unofficial Halftime Show series

The big review: Outbreak Fest 2023

How Flatspot broke the rules to become the most exciting hardcore label right now

Scowl: “People assume that if you’re getting onstage, you’re a really confident, cocky person. That’s not always the case”

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