Having released one of the most anticipated albums of the year to a great reception from fans old and new, Monuments chatted to OneMetal during their October tour with Jeff Loomis to fill us in on what’s coming next.
At InMe’s final show of their most recent tour at London’s Relentless Garage, Dave McPherson tells OneMetal.com’s Christine Backer what InMe’s most memorable moment of 2012 was, and what we can look forward to in 2013.
Before heading back to the studio to work on their next release, InMe said TTFN in style with a show at the Garage that showcased some of their least-played live songs.
Seeing a band everyone loves and you have never heard of is one of the best ways to be truly objective, which is lucky for Christine Backer and Jeff Loomis on the London leg of the Euroblast Tour.
Lower Than Atlantis show why they’ve gone from unheard of to superstars in the past couple of years with a delicious set at Camden’s Electric Ballroom.
OneMetal chatted to insane-metal band iwrestledabearonce to find out a little more about what they’re up to, and why the UK don’t know a good gig when they’re at one.
iwrestledabearonce hit the Relentless Garage with only one plan in mind – to have a good time and make sure everyone else did to. But did they succeed? OneMetal went to find out.
After a wait that seemed to last several decades, Monuments are back with a new vocalist and a new album to prove they’ve still got whatever it was that got all the djent fans a bit sticky last year.
After an incredibly well-received fifth album release, InMe embarked on an epic 35-date tour, culminating with an amazing final show in London’s O2 Academy. Christine Backer was there, singing along loudly.
Christine Backer tries and fails to review Louisiana noise-mongers iwrestledabearonce’s second album on a track by track basis, and just settles for being suitably impressed instead.
Essex-based prog metal band InMe release fifth album The Pride through PledgeMusic this month. Christine Backer put her extreme fannish bias to one side to review it.
Just before the London date of Asking Alexandria’s January tour, we sat down with frontman Danny Worsnop to ask him a bit about touring, newest release Stepped Up & Scratched and find out what the best part of being a rock star really is (it’s exactly what you think it is).
British metalcore darlings return to these shores in a much bigger venue to a much bigger crowd and prove they’re not just rock tossers with a fondness for boobs and cocaine.
OneMetal caught up with Dave McPherson of tech-metal band InMe to find out more about their PledgeMusic campaign and see what’s been going on since the last time we spoke.
Eight years after their debut album took over the entire bloody world, Evanescence show a London crowd that they’ve still got what it takes to blow you away – even if you don’t really know any of the songs.
Complicated post-rock band Flights are set to divide rock lovers with their debut EP, which fuses the meandering and experimental with the heaviest of rocking.
With their second album release, previously metalcore band Exit Ten show how they’ve grown up and gone all epic in order to finally take over the music world as we know it.
Christine Backer hit London’s Relentless Garage to discover that thrash metal isn’t dead, or even suffering severe whiplash. Yet.
With a tenth album and new line up, In Flames prove that you don’t need to change altogether to welcome a new era for your band, and do so with an almost ridiculous level of effortless skill.
Six mainstream albums and more than ten years in the business, Papa Roach show new-and-trendy metallers how it’s done in front of a sold-out crowd at the Shepherd’s Bush Empire. Christine Backer was there, on the balcony, like an old person.
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