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Guttermouth – Camden Underworld

Guttermouth Camden Underworld 16/12/08 Chaotic and offensive is one way of describing a Guttermouth show. Weird and wonderful, is another either way; when a bands set consists of more banter than songs, they are either trying to prove something, or really don’t give a fuck.

Sunday 16 November 2008

Failsafe – Camden Underworld

Mark the date: Monday 10 November 2008. After nearly nine months since recording Failsafe finally gives birth to a second child. Sophomore album The Answer Is? hits the shelves heralding in what should be a new era for the Preston five. Tonight, a

Saturday 14 June 2008

Less Than Jake – Camden Underworld

Less Than Jakes selling out of the Barfly was no surprise to anyone. Tickets were snapped up and the buzz preceding the show was ecstatic to say the least. The chance to see a band who have sold out the Astoria and hit Readings main

Wednesday 12 March 2008

Miss Conduct – Camden Underworld

It?s hard to be unbiased when reviewing a band that you have both a personal and corporate interest in, which is why I?ve resisted giving Over And Out a live review since the first day I saw them way back in December ?06. However, it?s

Sunday 10 December 2006

Propagandhi – Camden Underworld

Due to the vagaries of Virgin Trains making a three-hour journey into one pushing almost five and a half, it’s CAPTAIN EVERYTHING who get my evening off to a start. Lew says they haven’t played for three months and boy, does it show. They bound around like

Monday 04 September 2006

Azriel – Camden Underworld

Subverse 43 @ The Underworld, Camden, 3rd September 2006 Ahhh, Subverse at the Underworld. A place where fourteen year old metalheads from all over the South come to sniff poppers, dance violently and spend their parents’ money on non-alcoholic beverages while listening to some good metal. So this, the 43rd

Tuesday 21 February 2006

Sonic Boom Six – Camden Underworld

It?s refreshing to hear young bands that aren?t that polished or plastic nowadays, and THE OUTER LIMITS are one of those bands that, given a year or so, could well have a sizeable and much-deserved buzz about them. Veering between skacore and flat-out punk rock,

Sunday 18 December 2005

Captain Everything – Camden Underworld

Brighton’s RANDOM HEROES took to the stage at some absurdly early hour and were met with a surprisingly not-empty Underworld. They then proceeded to blast out a tight, focussed set of pop-punk in the truest sense of the term: catchy songs that retained more than their fair

Tuesday 15 November 2005

Streetlight Manifesto – Camden Underworld

$UP deserve to be way bigger than they actually are. Taking them as a musical dissection, there?s no weak link, but bung them in front of a couple of screaming hedonists and they?re unbeatable. Playing a rather chunky variety of skacore laced with metal riffs (cf the conclusion to

Sunday 08 May 2005

Rise Against – Camden Underworld

*Islington Academy, not Underworld* I arrived in the venue just as RED LIGHTS FLASH were powering through the beginning of their set and was very pleased to see that their particular brand of heavy street punk was firmly in flow. They didn’t get the best reaction from the

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