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Get to know: Out Of Rage by @out.of.rage.network

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23 days ago

⭐️✨️ COVER - GLITTERER ✨️⭐️

Shot at Outbreak Festival, Out Of Rage talks to Ned Russin of Glitterer about their new record Erer, coming together to create magic and their insatiable live performances.

Read it on our website now, or via the link on our story now.

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Words: Spencer Cunningham
Photos: Conrad Newton for Out Of Rage
Cover Design: Robert Halls
Editorial Lead: Amber Brooks
With thanks to Mitch Stevens and Revenant Earth, Outbreak Festival and the BEC Manchester by @out.of.rage.network

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2 months ago

🌟 CONNECT WITH US 🌟

(Post updated for 2026) by @out.of.rage.network

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6 months ago

Closing their first Download festival performance with a beheading, the gears were in motion for the “Off With Their Heads!” tour. The Southampton six piece glam rock band, CREEPER, are known for their theatrical and immersive shows. Opening with the dramatic flair of silhouette performance and filling the stage with gothic props, the CREEPER’s cult were excited with black leather, dramatic makeup and electrifying energy to fuel the darkness.

Check out the full review of CREEPER on the OUT OF RAGE site now

Words: Theviya R Karunaharan
Photos: Amy Lynch by @out.of.rage.network

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8 hours ago

"Having been a band for nearly 40 years, FEAR FACTORY are one of the veterans of industrial metal. Stepping onto the stage filled with industrial rigging to a sold out audience, you could feel the excitement in the air as Acres Of Skin filled the venue."

A stacked lineup was impossible to miss on Fear Factory's massive tour. Check out the full review on our site, with support from Crystal Lake, Hate + The Nocturnal Affair.

Photos: Ace Cheng
Words: Laura Davies by @out.of.rage.network

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14 hours ago

“As Jocke Wallgren, followed by the guitarists Olavi Mikkonen, Johan Söderberg and Ted Lüdstrom, took his seat behind the drums, and the melody of Gjallarhorn started seeping through the stereos, it was obvious there are plenty of surprises coming up from the band. Once Johan Hegg made an appearance and started singing, the crowd immediately joined in unison. The band did not hold back, as the pyro joined from the second song and kept returning throughout the night, adding an unforgettable atmosphere to the already mesmerising sight.”

Read the full review on Amon Amarth's epic voyage in London on our website.

Words and Photos: Katerina Stepanikova

With thank you to @cosanostra_pr by @out.of.rage.network

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"After a short stint in Europe, BEARTOOTH’s Pure Ecstasy Tour comes to the UK after 2 years, the last time the band came here was for their monumental show at Alexandra Palace; this time the band opted for something more intimate, for a show bursting with a sense of love, community and representation."

We felt the love at Beartooth's incredible London show. Check out the full review on our site, with support from Silverstein + Kingdom of Giants.

Words and photos: Ben Blisset by @out.of.rage.network

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a day ago

"Near Oxford street, tucked away from the superficial glitz and glamour, we venture down into the belly of The 100 Club, an iconic venue and beacon for punk-rockers, for MERYL STREEK’s intimate show for the release of his latest album Stories They Don’t Teach You At School, a ferocious album that rips apart the “slimy politics” of today and the disillusionment sweeping through the common people exhausted by constant bad news. This was a night for punks of all ages to get educated and embrace rage."

We headed over to The 100 Club for Meryl Streek's unrelentingly punk album release show. Check out the full review on our site, with support from Shooting Daggers.

Words and photos: Julia Stark by @out.of.rage.network

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As the wait between bands for our headliner begins, the room fills up even more so than it already was. Latecomers and smoke area dwellers begin to fill the room and it becomes even more evident just how big JOYCE MANOR has become since those Brudenell shows past. It’s an overwhelming exodus when you consider that they have played Brudenell and the smaller Academy rooms in Manchester 3 times a piece over the past decade. Another great example of lighting striking and propelling a band into the stratosphere.

Read the full review with Joyce Manor and supports Hitmen and Fortitude Valley on our site now

Words: Spencer Cunningham
Photos: Jack Walsh by @out.of.rage.network

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By the time YONAKA arrive, the crowd has already been put through two very different sets. Eat You Alive opens the headline performance before Problems and PREDATOR follow in quick succession. There is no drawn-out introduction. YONAKA get straight into it, with Theresa Jarvis immediately taking control of the stage.

Read the full review of Yonaka along with supports Snayx and Knife Bride on our OOR site

Words and Photos: Mia Gailey by @out.of.rage.network

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2 days ago

Nickelback’s Mike Kroeger - World Cup Of Rock

An event at the rock and roll hotel, Sanctum Hotel, where Mike Kroeger ranked Classic Rock artists to determine the best band. With a room filled with enthusiastic people, this game got tense…
Watch this video to see who Mike Kroeger crowned the best rock band.

Thank you @outsideorg for the invite
Thank you @michael_kroeger555 @nickelback
And a final thank you to @thesturge for being an incredible host by @out.of.rage.network

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"LAKE MALICE were here to show us exactly what the album is made of with their “future nostalgia”. Following on with more from the album came Scatterbrain and Magic Square thrown in next showing the crowd just how much their sound has grown since 2021, yet staying the unique style that couldn’t be mistaken for any other band. It’s evident that singer Alice Guala and guitarist Blake Cornwall had some fun writing this album with lyrics that express rage toward how modern social media has made the world so self obsessed and anxious without sacrificing catchy beats."

We plugged into the matrix for Lake Malice's neon-tastic show. Full live review on our site, including support from Chaosbay + Eville.

Words: Lex Winterbottom
Photos: Roxy Moloney by @out.of.rage.network

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