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UPRAWR Mental Health Foundation announce huge Linkin Park tribute night in Birmingham

Members of Funeral For A Friend, Holding Absence and The Blackout will join 1,000 musicians to help pay tribute to Chester Bennington at a massive charity night put on by UPRAWR Mental Health Foundation.

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Holding Absence are playing a one-off gig at a castle in Wales

Holding Absence have announced one of their “most ambitious shows to date” at Chepstow Castle, with support from Casey, Caskets and Glass Heart.

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RADAR Festival team up with Music Venue Trust to help support grassroots venues

Music Venue Trust’s Mark Davyd has sent his thanks to RADAR Festival for taking a “bold step as the first festival to champion the Pipeline Investment Fund”.

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Of Mice & Men announce first UK and European tour in four years

Of Mice & Men will be returning to the UK and Europe in just a couple of months’ time, following the release of their new album Tether.

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Album review: Caskets – Reflections

Brit metalcore collective Caskets come of age on brilliant second album…

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Caskets: “If this band didn’t work out, I wasn’t going to bother again. It’s really cool to have a buzz around us now”

With the UK continuing to produce some of the very best modern metalcore on the planet, Leeds quintet Caskets have quietly – but forcefully – also thrown their hat into the ring in recent years. Frontman Matt Flood once considered giving up on music entirely, but now he’s coming to terms with a firmly upwards trajectory…

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Caskets have unleashed a huge new single, Believe

Watch the video for Caskets’ emphatic new single Believe, taken from next month’s album Reflections.

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Listen to Caskets’ important and emotional new single, Better Way Out

Caskets have released a new single from their upcoming album Reflections – watch the video for Better Way Out now.

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Caskets announce new album, drop lead single More Than Misery

Watch the video for Caskets’ new single More Than Misery, featuring a guest appearance from The Word Alive frontman Telle Smith.

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Album review: Caskets – Lost Souls

Leeds metalcore smashers Caskets make a big noise on debut...

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