No, it's not the motto on some crocheted doily hanging above a white woman's fireplace, it's the latest from BANGKITAN, self professed Cambridge's best boy band.

There's something undeniably special tonight - hearing an entire stadium singing tracks like "Crawling", "In The End" and "Numb" is enough to give goosebumps, and newer tracks such as "The Emptiness Machine" and "Cut The Bridge" are given just as much love. 

[photo: Rites To Ruin] RITES TO RUIN are set to release their highly anticipated debut album, "Daughter of Hatred", on the 30th June. The...

"It's an honour to be invited to play Bloodstock directly," Ant continues, "And it's an even bigger honour to come back here and guest headline."

This is a love letter to the era of classic horror, blended with punk technicalities and infectious groove. A prime example of music made for a live audience.

Gloucestershire duo SAINT SENARA will be releasing their third EP "Dark Water" this Friday. The EP includes leading singles "Lost Lisa Marie" and "Ophelia", alongside two exclusive live tracks.