SonicBlast Fest announces new location and first names for its 2021 edition
SonicBlast Fest will return next year with a new location and announces its first names, including John Garcia, All Them Witches, Brant Bjork and Causa Sui.
SonicBlast Fest will return next year with a new location and announces its first names, including John Garcia, All Them Witches, Brant Bjork and Causa Sui.
Next week marks the return of Amplifest and, in lue of such an important event, we have created a guide on the festival for music lovers by music lovers.
Review of Monolord’s upcoming record, “No Comfort”, which will be released on September 20th via Relapse Records, accompanied by some words of the band.
We conclude our preview of this year’s edition of SonicBlast Moledo by presenting you five bands you must-see on the third and final day of the festival.
We continue our preview of this year’s edition of SonicBlast Moledo, this time presenting you five must-see bands from the second day of the festival.
As the ninth edition of SonicBlast Moledo gets closer, we start our usual preview of the festival by presenting five must-see bands from the first day of the festival.
This year’s edition of Laurus Nobilis Music is closing in fast, so we bring you a preview of the festival which will feature performances by Hypocrisy, Samael, Fleshgod Apocalypse, Entombed A.D., Soilwork and Analepsy, among many others.
Next week, all roads lead to Paço da Comenda, Tomar, for the third edition of Comendatio Music Fest, a festival dedicated to the modern sonorities and movements of the metal genre that will include performances by bands such as Tesseract, Leprous, Nosound, Uneven Structure, Wheel and Sinistro, among many others.
“Um Punk Chamado Ribas” is the documentary on the life of the late João Ribas, the former frontman of bands such as Censurados and Tara Perdida and an important figure of the Portuguese punk rock scene. We take a quick look at the documentary which had its premiere on May 6th at the IndieLisboa International Film Festival.
“Where Does a Body End?” is the first authorized documentary about Swans, a band that defies definition and convention. We take a look at the documentary which will have its world premiere this coming Friday, May 3rd, at IndieLisboa.