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Here is the new video for Exit Ten 's 'Sunset', filmed on a barren beach. Disappointingly, it looks like it's just cloudy and not actually been filmed at sunset. Still, I like the song. Watch it below. Click here to view the embedded video.

Damn you, MetalSucks, and your early Top 15 deadlines; I rushed to put that incoherent stream of fanboy drivel together and now, little more than a week later, my list is already obsolete. While it was apparently individualistic and snobby enough to land a cherished spot on Corey Mitchell’s esteemed “MORE ELITIST WRITER HOO-HA” countdown, [...]

An actual conversation in Manchester between myself and ace Guernsey/Lincoln TGTF reporter John Fernandez , over a Harry Ramsden at the Arndale Centre: Me: You’ll never guess who I’m seeing Tuesday night in York. [picks at fish and chips] John: Who? Me: Exit Ten. John: Exit Ten? I didn’t know they were still going. I loved their first album… Me: Yup, they just put out ‘Give Me Infinity’, their second album, in October. John: Wow. I’ll be honest, I thought they’d [...]

Exit Ten seem to have been away for aaaaggggeeessss, so it was good to see the crowds at Sonisphere Festival 2011 hadn't forgotten who they were. We cornered them backstage and baffled them with talk of the Reading one-way system, and with debate on the merits of the music from Highlander as suitable funeral music. [...]

Lower Than Atlantis, My Passion, While She Sleeps, Exit Ten, Kids Can't Fly, Who's Driving? Bear's Driving and many more have been announced for Middlesborough's Make A Scene Festival, which takes place at Teeside Student Union on June 25th. The headliners are yet to be announced but the line-up is set to consist of 50 bands across six stages. The festival is sponsored by Stencil Magazine . Further details can be found on Make A Scene Festival's Facebook and Tumblr .

The final bands playing the the UK leg of this year's Sonisphere Festival have been confirmed. Among the 24 bands that have all been added to the line-up this afternoon are Thrash Hits favourites The Defiled, Turbowolf, Black Breath and The Safety Fire. OH HELL YEAH - it is going to be one kickass weekend at Knebworth. [...]

Reading’s finest rockers have been locked up in Outhouse Studios for the past few months recording the followup to 2008’s smash Remember The Day. Moving away from the metalcore sound of old, the band return with a more heavy rock sound, with the new as yet untitled album due for release in September 2011. It was produced in the band’s hometown of Reading with Jon Mitchell (Enter Shikari, You Meet At Six, Funeral For A Friend). Recently seen destroying crowds across the UK on the Jagermeister Music Tour [...]

After catching Exit Ten on the Jagermeister Tour last month, we're stoked to see what they've got in store for 2011. Turns our their frontman, Ryan Redman, isn't exactly brimming with seasonal cheer though.... Do you have any particular or unusual Christmas traditions? Not getting any presents. When did you find out Santa Claus wasn't [...]

Free gig? With bands we like? Within walking distance of our house? Hugh Platt wasn't about to pass that up. He roped Paul Caudell in on photo-duties.     Free gigs make people lazy. People cannot be arsed to go to gigs when there are free tickets involved. That's why the London leg of the [...]

It's just a week away now - the Thrash Hits-sponsored Hellfire II Festival is going to turn Birmingham upside down, with the strongest line-up of a British Winter metal festival since...well...ever! Which is why we've dedicated this week's Sunday Spotify Slaylist to the bands playing next weekend's event. While there are some international visitors in the line-up, we're particularly proud to be sponsoring an event that recognises the depth of British metal talent: Malefice, Ted Maul, The Rotted, Xerath, Saxon, Sacred Mother Tongue, Trigger The Bloodshed, No Consequence, Exit Ten, [...]

Exit Ten lead the latest batch of names to be added to the bill of the Thrash Hits-sponsored Hellfire II Festival . The Berkshire band were part of the bill for the first Hellfire Festival back in February , so they should feel right at home on the bill for November's event. Joining the Reading mob on the bill are The Painted Smiles , Beholder , Fury UK and The Lost Souls Club . We haven't got any smart-arse comments about any of [...]

When it came to the second full day of the first ever Hellfire Festival, Thrash Hits was looking forward to hour upon hour of the cream of young British metal talent tearing up North London like an runaway JCB. Instead we got something more akin to a out-of-control Mini Cooper - sure, at times it felt dangerous, but at times it felt as dangerous as an episode of Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em. Most of Forever Never's USP lies at the feet of (well, in [...]

Here comes another experimental metal band from Berkshire. This is No Made Sense . Drummer, Sam Ward talks to us about losing his cat for two months and hating New Year's Eve. Crazy fool! What was your highlight of 2008? Finally finishing our album (it took nine months!) or the Exit Ten show in Reading, great gig, great beer, great friends. What's the worst thing that happened to you in [...]

London's inaugural Hellfire Festival has confirmed the final band to the lineup will be Exit Ten . The five piece metal band from Reading released their first full-length album 'Remember the Day' this year which was the follow up to 2006's 'This World They'll Drown' (mini-album) and have been touring extensively this year playing with acts like 36 crazyfists and Kill Hannah as well as playing at the Download festival. Also Hellfire can announce that Dan P Carter from Radio [...]