GUILT TRIP have carved their name into the steely genre of hardcore metal and it’s not hard to see how they’ve built their fanbase and success, through tirelessly developing and polishing their sound to an endless string of tours and festival slots, as well as lifting up the local Manchester metal scene and supporting worthwhile causes. Formed from the Manchester, Northern, and Midlands scenes, GUILT TRIP have solidified their place at the top of an ever-expanding scene with

Slam Dunk Festival has long been one of the UK’s most beloved celebrations of alternative music, building its reputation on bringing together the best of pop-punk, hardcore, metalcore, and alternative rock. What started as a relatively small gathering has evolved into a staple of the UK festival circuit, balancing scene legends with the rising acts shaping the future of heavy music. Taking place on Saturday 23rd May in Hatfield and Sunday 24th May in Leeds, this year’s lineup

GUILT TRIP’s surprise-drop EP, God Forgives , marks another triumph for the Manchester-based five-piece in the heavy music scene. Released on February 11th, the three-song EP showcases their evolving sound and artistic identity , offering fans a tantalising glimpse into their future. The EP opens with Dirt , a track that premiered on Daniel P Carter’s Radio 1 Rock show on February 9. It's gritty, groove-laden metallic hardcore style is a hallmark of GUILT TRIP ’s sound, wi

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The Out of Rage team reflects on their year through their favorite albums.