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More acts announced for ArcTanGent including Lighting Bolt, Jamie Lenman, Bossk, Covet, Palm Reader, and more (ArcTanGent Festival 2022 News)

Turnstile will be joining Thrice, IDLES and Jimmy Eat World at the top of the bill for next years 2000trees.

The mind is a prison. That’s one of the core themes behind Exist,’ a track that shoots straight about its dive into one’s own existence, refusing to submit to your own mental bashing from that sinister inner voice. What’s more, going off the lyrics and the music video of a young girl obsessed with Employed To Serve, another big theme is one of a preteen girl – a stand-in for vocalist Justine Jones as a younger person – dreaming about playing music with her favourite bands. But th...

Mom - Bloody Stumps and a Chemical Smell - Review: "Florist, Cobbler, Cartoon Voiceover Actor, Mayor"

Latest 'Migration' single features Palm Reader vocalist Josh McKeown

Brit hardcore quintet Cruelty unleash hell on brutal, hectic debut, There Is No God Where I Am. Words: Angela Davey Cruelty​’s trajectory as a band has been overridden somewhat by a global pandemic. From 2017 to 2020 they released a demo, two EPs, and toured alongside the likes of Renounced and Employed To Serve, quickly making a name for themselves as one of the UK’s most versatile hardcore bands. When the world suddenly ground to a halt, it would have been easy for them to fade a...

Employed To Serve’s Justine Jones: ​“Putting spotlights on women in the industry is important” Church Road Records co-founder (and Employed To Serve vocalist) Justine Jones on setting up a label during a pandemic, her role as a reluctant tastemaker, and the importance of talking to and inspiring young women… Words: Phil Alexander Setting up a record label in a global pandemic is perhaps not the wisest thing to do. And yet, against all odds, Employed To Serve singer Justine Jon...

September 2nd, 2013 After a week of deciphering his scribbled notes, digesting what he saw, and sweating out the booze, DiS’ editor ponders why this year’s Reading Festival felt a little different. Plus he shares his personal highlights and two favourite discoveries... By 18:43 on Sunday, the fists that were once punching the air are beginning to suffer from a form of erectile dysfunction. The circle pits still rage but hearts are beginning to sink as the suns shadow elongates. I’ve been ...

Palm Reader: ​“2020 has made us more hopeful” Nottingham heavyweights Palm Reader embrace the future as they announce their K! Pit stream, in association with Nordic Spirit. Words: Phil Alexander Photos: Esmé Surfleet Necessity is the mother of invention. That has certainly been the case as far as most musicians are concerned during the course of 2020, when the global pandemic has challenged their very livelihoods. Nottingham heavyweights Palm Reader have met that challenge head-on,...