The Dome in London hosted one of its most exciting lineups of the year as Canadian grunge-duo Softcult returned to the city that helped launch their journey, joined by Minneapolis indie-rock outfit She’s Green for a night of warmth, noise, solidarity.

As Everything Unfolds are a band that find inspiration is everything around them and then some. With two full length albums under their belt and a third on the way, the new music on offer is as exciting as the well-worn favourites are.

Selling out Downstairs at the Dome in Tufnell Park is good. Having the venue upgraded to the double capacity Dome upstairs is better. Selling that out too is straight up impressive.

In fact, Melrose Avenue made their EU/UK tour truly worth the cost of the plane tickets by selling the whole damn thing out.

What started as a highly anticipated album release tour for French deathcore band ten56. became a full-fledged showcase of the genre's most promising talent. The night in London was a masterclass in the kind of on-stage camaraderie that solidifies a scene. From the moment the doors opened, it was clear that the future of heavy music is alive and well, led by a rising French wave.