In a recent feature, Planet Rock praised Attic Theory for their compelling performance.
"Attic Theory thump their way through post-grunge alt rock like ‘Affirmation’, stuff that isn’t shy of tackling big subjects."

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Attic Theory came on next, bringing their groove-heavy alt-rock from Liverpool. They’ve got a real post-grunge thing going on—dark, moody, but catchy as anything.

Author: Review and photo by Kenny Ross from Qulture Magazine.

We’re now halfway through the day and there’s no let up on the great music blaring out from the tent. Attic Theory took to the stage with a confident set drawn from their debut album, ‘What We Fear the Most’…

Rockfiend Review Wildfire Festival
Wanlockhead, 27-29 June 2025
Review & photos by Iain McArthur.

“Merseyside’s Attic Theory describe themselves as an “alternative groove band” and they brought some thoughtful, bass-heavy, prog-adjacent alt-metal to the party. Singer Lewis Wright has the…

Currently on an upwards trajectory in the wider rock scene as Planet Rock Fest hopefuls, “Attic Theory” played with a sense of humour as well as pure talent. After the first, the audience clamoured for a second rendition of their…

Fellow Merseysiders Attic Theory are mellower, offering up thoughtful grunge-tinged hard rock with a social conscience. Opener Violent Delight sets the scene for what follows: passionate vocals courtesy of Lewis Wright underpinned by an upbeat, catchy hook which breaks out…

Attic Theory are again another band that defies easy categorisation; whilst they obviously can rock out with the best of them, there is also an intelligence and thoughtfulness about their arrangements that, dare I say it, is almost at times…

By DJ Astrocreep

Headliner and album launch time then and local veterans Attic Theory are back with a vengeance after a writing and recording induced break. Although it takes the sound engineer a few tracks to properly get to grips…

It’s was a very hot and sticky Asylum 2 to catch 3 great bands for the little matter of £10 (the evenings attendance is a rant for another day)
First up were Silveroller who were formally known as Keylock…

It's very easy to lose a sense of perspective when you get the opportunity to review shows in arenas, theatres, and cavernous academies. But it takes evenings like tonight to remind you that minuscule basement venues like retro here in…

Kicking things off on the Big Top stage were Liverpool-based Groove Rock band Attic Theory. The band introduced Lucy, a student of one of the guitarists, who did an amazing job of standing in for the usual bass player…

Next up Liverpool hard-rockers and winners of Planet Rock’s Best New Band Award at The Rocks 2020, Attic Theory, rock the room with their monstrous drums and huge guitar hooks. Armed with a megaphone and powerful set of pipes, frontman…

Opening tonight are local act, and (very) recent winners of Planet Rock’s Best New Band category at their awards, Attic Theory.

Formed from the ashes of Matchstickmen and Rain May Fall, the band were playing the first show…

Next on the stage, was the groove rock sensation from Liverpool, Attic Theory and boy, this was one hell of a set. The riffs were bouncy, the hooks were catchy and their stage presence was insanely entertaining. It was with…

Following my sojourn to Birmingham for Alice In Chains last time out, it’s quite fitting that my second home of Manchester should play host to Candlebox, a band who came out of Seattle around the same time as Alice In…