The third installment of The Sussex's weekend of doom, sludge and everything noisy.

Black Groove have cemented themselves as one of the most visceral sludge bands in the UK after 5 years of relentless shows up and down the UK, sharing stages with Conan, Eyehategod and Bongzilla as well as headline tours and festivals. The live show is vile, cathartic, intense and almost disrespectful to their idols as they infuse walls of noise into monolithic low end riffs. Low end in your face sludge hate . Snot Noise.

Erronaut channel the analogue spirit of the late 60s space age through crushing riffs, deep low end and vast atmospheres.

The valve amps burn with the heat of launch, propelling their slow burning immersive sound through the atmosphere.

Countdown sequence initiated.

Four-pieced heavy rock band Okay You Win (OKYW) was forged in London in 2023 and has built a solid reputation in the UK underground heavy rock scene, bringing a double hit of heavy riffs and soaring vocals. Drawing heavily on influences from the Seattle Grunge scene, Californian Desert Rock, 90s alt-rock and classic British heavy metal, OKYW mixes psychedelic stoner rock and doomy breakdowns with driving rock riffs.

SHEENA Doom-grime-alt-smelly-punk duo from Medway, Kent.

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Qarqarot is a British-Armenian alternative music collaboration founded in May 2025. The band formed in London when Stuart Moir (bass) and Tirayr Mkhitarian (guitar) of the Vanadzor alternative band "An Gordonach!" started jamming with Edd Jones (drums) of UK punk band "Ipika". The result was series of symphonic doom riffs that led to the formation of the band. Erik Khanoyan (guitar) of Vanadzor band "Clocker" was then added to the group to provide additional guitar layers and soundscapes. The band is another addition to the innovative alternative scene in northern Armenia and brings a completely new sound to the country. The word “qarqarot” in Armenian means “rocky/stony” and is descriptive of the mountainous geography surrounding the city of Vanadzor.