The Cardiff based art rock trio's debut EP spins heads and evaporates the competition.
Death metal with a heavy dose of the melodic, oodles of melancholic atmosphere and spiritual awakening, the new Gatecreeper is one not to miss.
The anointed kings of UK post-metal offer up a collection of deep cuts, alternate realities and collaborations
Belgian post-progressive collective Thot’s fourth album is a continued exploration of industrial textures, post-rock and progressive songwriting, curating eerie dream-like soundscapes of eclectic influences with Delta.
Fierce, emotive and groovy is everything you want a hardcore album to be. AWOL are here to deliver just that with their debut album, Tear Em' To Bits.
The Bristol trio just couldn't wait for another album cycle, their raw emotions had to be displayed on an unexpected EP release.
Fifth album by Warsaw based psychedelic Doomsters Sunnata continues their journey exploring the vastness between heavy and softer textures, harmonised vocals, and the trippy for more massively immersive doomscapes.
Battling through a hiatus caused by burn out and lockdown, Indoor Pets come back with refinement and a new sound.
The debut full length from El Moono is uncomfortable. It’s unsettling. It’s damn near unpleasant at times. It's also pretty much perfect.
Poised for success in 2019 but put on hold by life and world events, Mammoth Penguins come back with their latest effort in fine form.
Bristol post-punks Knives bring new life to the genre with brash attitude and a healthy dose of saxophone-infused noise.
From a debut E.P which may have escaped your notice released in 2021, to a debut album which totally deserves Indie punk fans attention. Newcastle’s Fast Blood bring blistering energetic melodic hooks and a sharp modern punk punch on Sunny Blunts.
