Cancer Bats, 2000trees Festival LIVE REVIEW: Consistency is a bit of a secret weapon when it comes to being in a band. And when it comes to bands like Cancer Bats, they equates to the knowledge that whenever they get on stage, you’re going to have the time of your life. They may be playing in a tent in a field in the heart of the rolling Gloucester countryside, but the antics taking place in The Cave during this night-ending set could be occuring in any sweatbox venue around the world. It is frantic, unpredictable, and endless amounts of fun; everything that rock and roll should always have as its foundation. Though crafting such an atmosphere is part and parcel when you have this many dizzying bangers at your disposal. From the barnstorming ‘Golden Tanks’ and ‘Butterscotch’, representing the continued 20th anniversary celebration of debut ‘Birthing The Giant’, to the eternally hefty licks of ‘Lucifer’s Rocking Chair’ and fresh hardcore battery of ‘Stay Stuck’, every track is deliver...