We love JT and Banquet Records crew here at Crossfire, know them very well as true leaders in the scene. They threw another of their games of SKATE at their club recently with Slam City and here’s the semi finals results:
Slipknot’s Corey Taylor and Gary Numan have been added to the bill for this year’s Sonisphere, who shall join the likes of Iron Maiden, Slayer and Rammstein at the event.
Other new names include Six hour Sundown, General Fiasco and Voodoo Six, playing the Knebworth based festival which shall take place between July 30th and August 1st.
For further details check out the festival website.
Black Mountain have revealed details of a new album and UK tour later this year.
The Canadian psych rockers will release their third album, Wilderness Heart, on September 13th through Jagjaguwar records.
Meanwhile the band will also be touring the UK in September, adding to a string of already announced festival dates. The band will play;
July
11th – Kinross, T In The Park Festival
13th – London, Lexington
14th – London, Lexington
16th – Southwold Latitude Festival (16)
September
4th – Oxford, Academy
5th – Birmingham, Hare & Hounds
10th – Isle Of Wight, Bestival
11th – Tollard Royal, End Of The Road Festival
12th – Leeds, TJ’s Woodhouse Club
14th – Glasgow, Oran Mor
15th – Manchester, Academy 3
16th – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
Here’s part 2 of the Strangenotes feature on UK heads from Shiner. This follow up has tricks from Marc Churchill, Awadh, Ben Grove, Stu Graham, Potter, Munson, Raemers, Andy Scott and Chris Ault. Get in there.
Drew Marsden has come forth with a new 9 minute edit of his local crew that includes Jake Millott, Mitch Wheeler, Rich West, Louis Antoine, Liam Kearley, Damo Graham, James Potts, Matt Ransom, Josh Ransom, Martyn Firth, Jake Snelling and ginger ninja Rupert Antoine. Elle Est Tombée the second has a mix of park and street footage from the East Sussex area. Enjoy.
Marcin Bahrij listens to Portishead on the rail at High Wycombe’s concrete oasis found under the bridge in town and allegedly funded by Sainsburys. Never knew that Freestyle had delivered a park for Wycombe’s locals until now though so thanks for sending this video in. The last time we went through this part of the country we were in front of the judge at the court there for a speeding fine and stinkbombed it on the way out. Much fun.
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