Ash Nash

WRITER / PHOTOGRAPHER
Ash Nash has been capturing the intensity of live music since the age of 16 when starting out photographing local bands and quickly making a name in the scene. Getting involved with Metal 2 The Masses, Ash built a solid portfolio of Heavy Metal acts, combining a passion for photography with a deep appreciation for the music scene.

Along the way, Ash has interviewed some of the biggest names in Metal, including Gojira, Tarja Turunen, Devin Townsend, and Dani Filth. When not behind the camera, Ash is making music of her own as Cyberwaste.

Bush / Gavin Rossdale On I Beat Loneliness, Legacy, Growth, And Rock Resilience

Today, Bush release their new album I Beat Loneliness. This album is not only one of their strongest releases in years but something that feels like a heartfelt letter to both their...

Alexisonfire / An Explosive O2 Academy Brixton Return As Chaos And Calm Collide

Alexisonfire tore through O2 Academy Brixton with a set that blurred chaos and control, proving their post-Hardcore power is as potent as ever. With a fierce and emotionally charged opening from Birds In Row, the night became a cathartic collision of intensity, nostalgia, and shared release. A live show that didn’t just perform—it transformed.

Bush / Sincere And Beautiful, I Beat Loneliness Is A Triumph

With I Beat Loneliness, out July 18 via earMusic, Bush deliver one of their most heartfelt and emotionally rich records to date—a powerful blend of vulnerability, melody, and alt-rock grit that proves their relevance and resonance remain strong.

Long Haul Vision: Photographer Kane Hibberd On The SCALE Of Sound And Image

Photographer Kane Hibberd brings rock 'n' roll into sharp focus with SCALE—a striking Shoreditch exhibition of life-size guitar portraits capturing the soul of sound. Discover the stories etched into every scratch and string, and explore how image and music collide through one lens and countless riffs.

SCALE: A Thunderous Whisper of Wire, Wood and Willpower

Step into SCALE, an immersive Shoreditch exhibition of iconic guitars—life-sized portraits capturing the soul, scars, and stories of rock’s most legendary instruments.

Kadavar / I Just Want To Be A Sound Is Nothing Short Of Magic

Kadavar - I Just Want To Be A Sound isn’t just a new album—it’s a bold, ambient rebirth. The Berlin trio trades their stoner-rock past for a shimmering, synth-driven journey into introspection and psychedelic exploration. It’s subtle, stunning, and utterly transformative.

Desertfest 2025 Sunday: From Doom Rituals To Glitter Rock Chaos In Camden

Desertfest 2025 Sunday delivered unforgettable sets from Khan, Bobbie Dazzle, Chöd, Slump, Slift, Earth, and Famyne—pure sonic worship across Camden.

Desertfest London 2025: Day Two Highlights – Zeal & Ardor, Conan, Pallbearer

Day Two at Desertfest London 2025 brought seismic sets and emotional intensity to the iconic Roundhouse. From Zeal & Ardor's genre-defying ritual to Conan’s crushing Doom and Pallbearer’s soaring sorrow, the day delivered unforgettable moments of heaviness and catharsis.

Desertfest London 2025: Elder, Stoned Jesus & More Ignite Camden on Day One

Friday - Desertfest London 2025. Camden roared as Elder, Stoned Jesus, Elephant Tree, Sea Bastard, Lowrider, Erronaut & The Devil and the Almighty Blues played.

Orthodox / A Door Left Open Is A Savage Leap Forward

Orthodox return with A Door Left Open, their most punishing and emotionally raw album to date. Blending blistering riffs, hardcore chaos, and unfiltered intensity, it’s a savage leap forward in modern heavy music.

Ash Nash

WRITER / PHOTOGRAPHER
Ash Nash has been capturing the intensity of live music since the age of 16 when starting out photographing local bands and quickly making a name in the scene. Getting involved with Metal 2 The Masses, Ash built a solid portfolio of Heavy Metal acts, combining a passion for photography with a deep appreciation for the music scene.

Along the way, Ash has interviewed some of the biggest names in Metal, including Gojira, Tarja Turunen, Devin Townsend, and Dani Filth. When not behind the camera, Ash is making music of her own as Cyberwaste.
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