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REVIEW: Venus Grrrls - To Die As Lovers May
For fans of the gothic, the weird and wonderful, of alt-rock hooks inspired by classic horror writers, allow yourself to be put under the spell of VENUS GRRRLS and their new EP To Die As Lovers May. Drink your fill of pulsing, rich guitar riffs, become ensnared in the woven threads of industrial beats and gothic-rock notes, and lose yourself to powerhouse siren vocals that invite you to join the coven. Originating from across the Midlands and North England, the Leeds-based ba
Julia Stark
3 days ago3 min read


Halloween Bands keeping spooky season alive year-round - a look at modern Halloween bands
The local goths, punks and emos never feel more alive than during Halloween as the spookiness and thrills become socially acceptable. This doesn’t stop Halloween lovers from being bound to the 31st October. These individuals are able to express their spooky loving identities through fashion and music. There are so many artists and bands that take inspiration from horror and Halloween for singular projects, offering a spot on the seasonal playlist. These songs simulate haunted
Theviya R Karunaharan
Oct 85 min read


Rage Reviews: Recent Releases, April 22nd 2026
It's a gorgeous sunny Wednesday here, and while our eyes are busy taking in the beautiful sun, we're keeping our ears occupied with a wide variety of recent musical drops. Here's what we've been listening to lately: The Band CAMINO - Holly! THE BAND CAMINO is set to release their fourth studio album NeverAlways (Vol.2) in May. The album opener Holly! is their newest single and it’s bringing exactly the indie rock we’re expecting from a band like THE BAND CAMINO. It’s a feel g
Out of Rage Team
Apr 228 min read


LIVE FROM THE PIT: Tigercub, Snayx and Venus Grrrls
Brighton has a way of exporting its finest, and for one night in London, hometown heroes TIGERCUB bring their biggest show to date, pulling together a lineup that proves the south coast scene is very much alive. Supported by VENUS GRRRLS and SNAYX , the evening doubles as a love letter to grassroots music and hometown solidarity. VENUS GRRRLS open with the kind of energy that makes you forget they are the first band on, expending the pit’s energy before TIGERCUB have eve
Atoosa Salamat
Apr 133 min read


The ones to watch at Bearded Theory 2026
Bearded Theory returns to Catton Park once again for another run and a fantastic showcase of artists for this independent music festival; scenic views, country air, and a family-friendly setting are what make this festival such a fun time, if you’re going, here are ten artists you simply can’t miss. PIXIES As the headliner and one of the most legendary bands of the 90's do you really want to miss these guys? Age has not slowed down PIXIES at all as they have been putting on
Ben Blissett
Mar 164 min read


LIVE FROM THE PIT: Nova Twins, Venus Grrrls and Bex
The salt-tinged air of Brighton was home to Chalk, and despite being Friday the 13th, there was nothing unlucky about the night ahead. NOVA TWINS , childhood friends from London, have been on an impressive upward trajectory since the release of their debut album Who Are The Girls? back in 2020, snagging BRIT Awards nominations and landing spots on the bill of industry heavyweights like MUSE and FOO FIGHTERS . Now, in celebration of their latest release Parasites & Butterflie
Chloe Sodeau
Mar 164 min read


Out Of Rage's big Download review 2025
Another year, another unpredictable set of weather requirements for Download Festival. Whilst the dust (quite literally) settles on the...
Out of Rage Team
Jun 22, 202515 min read
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