Ellis Heasley is an Author at various publications. He focuses on the arts and entertainment sector, with a particular emphasis on the music business and diverse music genres. His work has been featured in Sight Magazine, Distorted Sound Magazine, No Echo, Christian Today, and Nigerian Voice.
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By: Ellis Heasley
In a departure from usual practice, United States (US) President Donald Trump announced his decision to designate Nigeria a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) under the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998 via a post on social media on 31 October, with a subsequent post warning of aid suspension and military intervention if mass killings of Christians by extremists continue.
By: Ellis Heasley
For decades organisations such as Christian Solidarity Worldwide have been sounding the alarm about the targeting of Christians in Nigeria. Ellis Heasley is glad the US has finally woken up to horrors being perpetuated - even if Trump's threats of military action were typically bombastic
By: Ellis Heasley
Everyone loves a sequel right? Manchester heavy hardcore outfit released their first aptly-titled Kill List EP back in December 2023 — sandwiched
Fans of Full of Hell and The Body will love their 'Rot' album.
Of all the sick bands to have come out of Glasgow over the last few years, Hellbound are surely the most evil.
Right, I've got 15 bands here, so there's no time to waste. Hopefully, you know what you're here for from the title alone.
By: Ellis Heasley
Personally, seeing a younger generation find their way into hardcore through this band has been my biggest highlight.
By: Ellis Heasley
“The Broken Remains vision is to have shows not reliant on drinks, especially in the venue room. We want lights-on hardcore in halls—we don't need pubs.
Newcastle, UK's a trophy wife didn't start with a grand plan—just a batch of songs sitting on a hard drive, waiting for the right moment.
By: Ellis Heasley
Last year, Carlos covered London beatdown outfit Big Smoke's debut EP before I had the chance. This time, I made sure to get the story myself.
