UK Music Round-Up

News
Crocus are no more.

The band rumoured to be Frank Turner's side project have posted a song online. Mongol Horde are said to include Million Dead's Ben Dawson and The Sleeping Souls' Matt Nasir. Head here to see the video for "Casual Threats From Weekend Hardmen".

Head here to see Devil Sold His Soul's video for "A New Legacy". Their new album Empire of Light is set for release on the 17th September through Small Town Records.

Flood of Red have posted new track "They Must Be Building Something" on facebook.

Click here to listen to a new We Are The Ocean track entitled "The Road".

Brutality Will Prevail will release third album Scatter The Ashes in November via Purgatory Records.

See Fighting Fiction's video for "Cameraphones & Choruses" here.

Head here to grab a free download of new Floods song "98".

Lecarla have released a video for "Hourglass". Check it out here.

Ghouls are giving away new track "Stand For Something".

Click here for a free download of Paper Tigers' "Summer On Blossom Street".

We Were Beautiful are looking for a new drummer. Anybody interested can find more details here.

See Futures' video for "We Had It All" here.

Giants have posted a video for new track "Snakes".

See Black Shapes' video for "Let Valhalla Burn" here.

Mallory Knox will release new single "Death Rattle" tomorrow (Monday). The track is the first single from their forthcoming debut album.

Blitz Kids have a new drummer.

Check out issue 14 of Stencil Magazine here.

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Tours
Basement
November
16th Leeds Well
17th London Camden Underworld

Coheed and Cambria (SUPPORT: Fighting With Wire)
November
8th London Koko
9th Glasgow ABC
11th Birmingham Academy
12th Manchester Ritz

Two Door Cinema Club
September
4th Birmingham HMV Library
5th Manchester Sound Control
6th London O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
7th Dublin Academy

Sucioperro (SUPPORT: *Hawk Eyes & ^Freeze The Atlantic)
September
13th Glasgow King Tut's (Album Launch Show)*
21st Inverness Ironworks
22nd Thurso Newmarket Bar
27th Dundee Beat Generator*
28th Aberdeen Tunnels*
29th Kirkcaldy Windsor*
October
17th Leicester Soundhouse*
18th Norwich Waterfront*
19th Winchester Railway^
20th Aldershot West End Centre^
21st Northampton Labour Club^
23rd Nottingham Maze*
24th London Borderline^
25th Hull Adelphi*
26th York Stereo*

Purity Ring
November
20th London Scala
22nd Brighton Haunt
23rd Bristol Thekla
24th Manchester Sound Control
26th Leeds Hi Fi Club
27th Glasgow Captain's Rest
28th Liverpool Kazimier

Axe Wound
October
1st Nottingham Rescue Rooms
2nd Glasgow King Tut's
3rd Manchester Academy 3
4th Wolverhampton Slade Rooms
6th London Underworld
7th Bristol Thekla

Miss May I
November
30th Manchester Club Academy
December
1st Glasgow Classic Grand
2nd Birmingham O2 Academy
3rd Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms
4th Leeds Cockpit
5th Nottingham Rescue Rooms
6th London Relentless Garage
7th Cardiff Great Hall

Terror (SUPPORT: Brutality Will Prevail & Broken Teeth)
October
18th London Underworld
19th Coventry Kasbah
20th Norwich Waterfront
21st Nottingham Rescue Rooms
22nd Leeds The Well
23rd Glasgow Ivory Blacks
24th Wrexham Central Station
25th Manchester Moho Live
26th Cardiff CF 10
27th Bristol The Fleece
28th Plymouth White Rabbit
29th Southampton Joiners
30th Andover The George
31st Tunbridge Wells

So sad to see Crocus go.

Originally Posted by JamesMichael

Will do! I'm looking forward to While She Sleeps new album (Think they were mentioned the other week in the weekly round up) they are getting pretty big here and I've known some of the lads in the band for a few years. Also interested on seeing what Bon Brocos new album will sound like "Actors" is a pretty good song. Might check out the revival tour to see Chuck Ragan as well.

I really hope the WSS album is great. They've been getting a load of abuse online just for being good at what they do.

I cant say Flood Of Red's new track blew me away. I remember a few years ago if you looked at the trilogy of "about to breakthrough bands in Scotland": FOR, Twin Atlantic and The Xcerts, FOR looked like the one that was going to make it by a mile. It's a shame, they seem to have now stagnated a bit and not gone anywhere.

Well done to Fighting With Wire, they are terrific live.

Having heard a few of the new futures songs, I can see why they were dropped. They sound so bland. I can't see them breaking into the charts with anything I've heard so far. Disappointing for a band that had so much promise.

Originally Posted by Andy Biddulph

I really hope the WSS album is great. They've been getting a load of abuse online just for being good at what they do.

From what I've heard its brilliant you shouldn't be disappointed! Saw one of the lads from the band post a picture on FB of them getting 5 Ks in Kerrang as well.

I wouldn't really put any money on anything Kerrang says.

Originally Posted by zildjian

I cant say Flood Of Red's new track blew me away. I remember a few years ago if you looked at the trilogy of "about to breakthrough bands in Scotland": FOR, Twin Atlantic and The Xcerts, FOR looked like the one that was going to make it by a mile. It's a shame, they seem to have now stagnated a bit and not gone anywhere.

Well done to Fighting With Wire, they are terrific live.

Flood of Red kind of radically changed their sound where Twin Atlantic and Xcerts refined/matured their sound, I think that's the difference.

I don't get your congratulation to FWW but what have they been up to recently, I saw them back in 2008 a couple of times, and heard a couple of new tracks that didn't really impress me.

Originally Posted by mudwayne

I wouldn't really put any money on anything Kerrang says.

This, remember when they say said A Day To Remember were doing a song with Florence from Florence and the Machine?

Can't wait for the Terror/BWP tour either, gonna try and do the Cardiff and Bristol dates.

Originally Posted by MorningStar10

Flood of Red kind of radically changed their sound where Twin Atlantic and Xcerts refined/matured their sound, I think that's the difference.

I don't get your congratulation to FWW but what have they been up to recently, I saw them back in 2008 a couple of times, and heard a couple of new tracks that didn't really impress me.

I think FOR lost their growing fanbase with the change, and at the same time didnt really gain much either from the change either. If i was being honest, for a band going for 10 years i am surprised they are still going.

I saw Fighting With Wire supporting somebody (forget who) and i thought they were really good live. That is why i am congratulating them.

Originally Posted by Chrisj182

This, remember when they say said A Day To Remember were doing a song with Florence from Florence and the Machine?

I haven't read Kerrang in a long time. I lost all respect for them after they said they backed Hawthorne Heights in everything they did when Casey Calvert died, yet in their live and album reviews, they called them a joke quite a few times. It's all crap.

Originally Posted by mudwayne

I haven't read Kerrang in a long time. I lost all respect for them after they said they backed Hawthorne Heights in everything they did when Casey Calvert died, yet in their live and album reviews, they called them a joke quite a few times. It's all crap.

I don't think i've bought it since I was 14, which is 7 years ago, dreadful magazine in general.

I used to put up concert listings on a friends website, so I had a free subscription. I'd never pay for it though.