Bury Tomorrow channel complete chaos on Stand For Something Tour

After another whirlwind year, the Dr. Martens Stand For Something Tour came back to roost in Camden, closing proceedings with one last blow-out in the confines of Our Black Heart and two of the UK’s finest heavy bands.

It takes one song for Heck to barge their way off stage, tearing up and down the venue like lions on the prowl. By the second, Matt Reynolds has thrown his guitar strap over the neck of an unsuspecting punter and leapt atop the bar, while his partner in crime Jonny Hall looks on with a crazed grin. Later on, they recruit another member of the crowd to act as a makeshift mic stand - “this is a chorus, we don’t do it very often,” they laugh. Lord knows how they manage to find a chorus amongst the thrashing, extreme hardcore they fire out. “Come here,” Matt demands of a man stood at the bar, “You came to see a show.” It’s a heck (sorry) of an understatement. Heck don’t just put on a show - it’s a full on carnival of destruction. The eighth wonder of the world is that Camden’s still standing at the end of it.