We caught the NME favourites delivering a short and spiky set at Brighton's new venue, Bermuda Triangle.
Some old punk bands can be hit or miss, but we're glad these daft rockers never said goodbye to the circus.
Walter Schreifels' indie-hardcore group ducked off duty from their Jimmy Eats World tour to come play the Haunt.
We just about survived the storm when the mathcore mentalists tore up the Concorde on Halloween.
Like a cross between a fancy dress party and a hardcore rave, this year's Mischief Festival was a surreal experience.
The elusive heroes of hardcore screamo were met by an awestruck yet subdued Brighton crowd.
Inexplicably underrated folk rock duo play a pitch-perfect set and make the whole room swoon.
A full-on hardcore frenzy at the Green Door Store proved the US punks haven't started behaving since their last notorious trip to Brighton.
Straight out of the Brighton Institute of Modern Music, Friends Are Foes are a pop-punk band with a bright future.
A mix of pop-punk kids and pop-punk grown-ups turned up to hear Allister do their now-a-decade-old second album.
Drug-addled LA surf punks tore up the Concorde with a mental, messed up show last month.
Metal and hardcore supergroup Narrows at the Green Door Store on the 29th April.
As We Sink play catchy post-hardcore tinged punk in a similar vein to bands like Make Do And Mend and The Movielife.
Last time The Bronx visited Brighton they played an acoustic set in the Vans shop and a packed show at Concorde 2.
To many he's a radio-friendly folk pop singer, but Frank Turner's live shows still owe plenty to his dark punk past.
Is it metal? Is it emo? Is it hardcore screamo grind? We braved the band's mosh pit to find out.
Welsh post-hardcore titans fronted by Matt Davies return to the south coast for a show of unprecedented anticipation.
The mathcore rockers came out of hiding bringing with them two new Brightonian members and a whole lot of noise.
Apocalyptic noise, impossible mixing and arhythmical beats - it doesn't get much better than this, says Chris Biggs.
Chris Biggs saw the death metal legends and survived to tell the tale of sweat, extreme noise and other people's hair.
The Capdown faithful gathered for a mosh at the Haunt last weekend. Despite all the warnings, they're still going strong.
Another year, another reunion for ska-core piss-takers, Lightyear. Chris Biggs saw the whole crazy shebang.
If The Dillinger Escape Plan's sound don't knock you off your feet then I’m sure somebody close by in the crowd will be happy to assist.
On what seems like a rather fitting date for a Satanic folk band, Ancient VVisdom open their first ever UK tour here in Brighton.
Touché Amoré's Brighton gig promises to be a chaotic experience with plenty of stage-diving pretty much guaranteed.
Delicate and melodic guitar work makes Circle Takes The Square one of the most technical alternative rock bands out there.