Techno-punks Junkie Kut dropped their début single ‘Pixel Picture’ on the 25th November. Under the heavy beat of their high bpm rain, the band blend coarse electronic noise with guitars to create something brutal and strewn together in keeping with a sort of post apocalyptic cyberpunk attitude. Despite a clunky name ‘Pixel Picture’ has sticking power and manages to carve something distinctive out of its rhythmic noise. [...]
Long time Necromag favourites Evil Scarecrow have recently announced a series of UK tour dates. After opening their gigging year with a performance in Grimsby, the harsh Nottingham metallers are getting ready to bring their titanium-exoskeletoned Robotatron wrath to the venues across the country. Touring from April onwards, including a spot on the bill of Prestatyn’s Hammerfest, Evil Scarecrow will be delighting audiences[...]
This December British underground heroes Earthtone9 return for a short run of dates across the UK. Support for these dates comes from progressive metallers Illuminatus with Order Of Voices also turning up for the home town gig in Leeds. This second wave of dates comes following an astonishing response to the bands brief tour earlier this year.
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Ethereal guitar Goth traditionalists The Death Notes are just over one short week away from the pinnacle of the Goth touring calendar with a date on the Saturday of this Novembers Whitby Goth Weekend. The bands position on the bill at the festival sees the act in the company of such scene luminaries as Abney Park, Devilish Presley, Berlin Black, Rhombus and Voltaire. [...]
Experimental electronic artist New Now creates soaring score like pieces which would be at home in the greatest technological thriller never made. New Now is the work of Richard Dawson who draws inspiration from gaming classics like Portal and American McGee’s Alice, with the latter possessing a striking Charlie Clouser soundtrack, amongst a myriad of [...]
Necromag, like the omnipresent godlike internet deity it is, can be in two places at once over the weekend. About 150 miles away from the burlesque antics of the flaming Ace, we were also present, and also quite drunk, at Nottingham’s Rock City for Jon Crosby and his band of merry men. Before frequenting another [...]
