HomeFestival ReviewsAll Points East

All Points East

LTWL2

CATEGORIES

Please subscribe to Louder Than WarLTWL2

MUST READ

Leeds Festival 2026: Thursday – Festival Review

Leeds Festival – Thursday Bramham Park 27th August 2026 Leeds Festival launches it's new Pepsi sponsored Leeds...

All Points East 2026: Deftones at Outbreak – Festival Review

All Points East 2026: Deftones - Festival review All Points East, London 23rd August 2026 All Points...

Psycho Beets: Horrendum – album review

Psycho Beets: Horrendum (Trash Wax Records /White Riot Records) Ltd LP | CD | DL Available...

MC16: We’re Gonna Need A Milkman – album review

album review MC16 We’re Gonna Need A Milkman Neverlution Records CD/LP/DL Release Date: 28 August 2026 4.5/5 Second album by...

The Jayhawks: Sanctuary Park – Album Review

The Jayhawks : Sanctuary Park (Thirty Tigers) CD | LP | Download Released 28 August        To mark the...

All Points East 2026: Lorde – Festival Review

All Points East: Lorde Victoria Park, London 22nd August 2026 The New Zealand superstar stakes her claim...

Phil Odgers & John Kettle: The War Is Over – Album Review

Odgers and Kettle have demonstrated their rare talents as musicians by interpreting and delivering a superb catalogue of contemporary interpretations of some of the best protest songs ever written.     

We Out Here 2026 – Festival Review

We Out Here Festival (Friday to Sunday) 20th-23rd August 2026     Wimborne St Giles, Dorset Still a relatively...

Anyx: Starlink – Album Review

Anyx: Starlink La Rubia Producciones LP | Vinyl Released August 28th The debut solo album from multi-disciplinary...

Judah & the Lion: I Am A Prism – Album Review

Judah & the Lion: I Am A Prism Dualtone Records All Formats Available Out Now Judah & the...


A Plea From Louder Than War

Louder Than War is run by a small but dedicated independent team, and we rely on the small amount of money we generate to keep the site running smoothly. Any money we do get is not lining the pockets of oligarchs or mad-cap billionaires dictating what our journalists are allowed to think and write, or hungry shareholders. We know times are tough, and we want to continue bringing you news on the most interesting releases, the latest gigs and anything else that tickles our fancy. We are not driven by profit, just pure enthusiasm for a scene that each and every one of us is passionate about.

To us, music and culture are eveything, without them, our very souls shrivel and die. We do not charge artists for the exposure we give them and to many, what we do is absolutely vital. Subscribing to one of our paid tiers takes just a minute, and each sign-up makes a huge impact, helping to keep the flame of independent music burning! Please click the button below to help.

John Robb – Editor in Chief

PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO LTW