Agenda

15 years after their breakthrough, the British rock band is stronger than ever. On new album 'Suckapunch' they make forays into industrial, garage rock and breakbeat.

Ty Segall got into Steve Albini's studio with two of his mates. The result is intense and authentic, but with a blissful nod to Black Sabbath.

"Meet the new gen rock duo on a quest to diversify the music scene." (The Face)

I Prevail's aggressive riffs and rousing choruses have become synonymous with modern rock.

Dreampop solo project of Joel Johnston releasing his debut album in the second half of 2021.

Straight from the opening act for Band of Skulls and Rival Sons, this guitar-driven modern-day retro rock from The Sheepdogs.

With their balanced pop songs bathed in that typical indie rock sound, Nada Surf never disappoints.

With the joint European tour of Katatonia and Sólstafir, the metal fan immediately gets a double portion of genius to look forward to.

High voltage rock 'n' roll with a nod to AC/DC

The Norwegians of Kvelertak bring a mixture of hardcore punk, rock 'n roll and fragments of black metal, aka black' n roll.

Indie folk band that forced the big break with the track 'The Night We Met' on the soundtrack of the Netflix series '13 Reasons Why'.

Lush post-rock soundscapes in the mix with the subtle technical intricacies of progressive rock.

Get fans of The Dillinger Escape Plan on the edge of their seats with a mix that blurs the barrier between tranquility and destruction.

After a reunion with the Spice Girls and with a brand new solo album, Mel C finally returns to Belgium.

Like a hazy dream, the British duo The KVB combines reverb with minimalist electronics. New album: Unity.