Bloody hell, there’s an awful lot of nonsense on the Reading and Leeds 2014 festival line-up, isn’t there? I mean, we know this isn’t a bona fide heavy music festival like Download and Sonisphere, but sweet flippin’ Jesus is there some pony stinking up the bill this year. That’s because it’s enormous – literally 100s of bands – but, as such, there are also a whole load of bloody excellent bands and this week’s Sunday Spotify Slaylist cuts through all that and brings you the very best of the heavy stuff that you can find if you sniff around the schedule a little bit.
DZ Deathrays

DZ Deathrays are a two piece dance punk band from Brisbane, Australia. Started playing house parties, will most likely end at one. Formerly DZ.
Their debut EP, Ruined My Life was released in 2009. They released their debut album, Bloodstreams, on May 7, 2012.
Their 3rd album, Bloody Lovely, was released 2018.
Read more on Last.fm
DZ Deathrays on Thrash Hits
The Great Escape 2011: see some good bands in Brighton this weekend
May 11th, 2011
It’s time for The Great Escape 2011 so we’re off to Brighton for a few days to drink beer and get a dry face and fuzzy ears from watching bands while standing near to a large, salty body of water.
Because TGE is a big thing, there’s not very much metal going on so we thought we’d point out the token gigs of heaviness for you and list all the bands that we think are noteworthy PLUS when and where they’re playing.
There is nothing here that resembles a Turisas song.