Occasionally, a band comes along that offers something a bit different to the metal scene, which is exactly the case when New Delhi metal troop Bloodywood stomped their way onto stages across the globe. With the release of their debut album, Nu Dehli, still fresh on the playlists of fans, the band arrive in Manchester and, even early doors, the venue is packed out. This all bodes well for openers Demonic Resurrection, who match their reputation by delivering an already packed venue with some high-quality death metal. Playing a more traditional, old-school melodic death metal style, Demonic Resurrection kick-starts the night in great fashion. Next up is Calva Louise, a multi-cultural outfit who are building up quite a following. A blend of punk, electronica and big, dramatic songs, Calva Lo...