A perfect display of "Landback Hardcore"; Turtle Island's metal militia Ethereal Tomb are back with Life Beyond Oppressor's Brutality.
Standing atop the pile of silenced naysayers, Manchester heavyweights Ingested cleanse the death metal scene with fire once again.
Ontario has become a staple region among North America's hardcore scene and Bad Egg are its best kept secret.
Belgian post-metal newcomers Divided leave a strong first impression on their explorative and emotive debut album.
Existing on the chaotic, emotional side of metalcore, wristmeetsrazor have battled through lineup changes and fighting for a place in a crowded scene, but will they emerge victorious with Degeneration?
Legendary Canadian pop-punk band Sum 41 deliver an ambitious farewell on their eighth studio album.
At the forefront of the modern Screamo revival, Rockford, IL trio Frail Body return with their second album of raw emotional frailty in a blackened post-hardcore package in the form of Artificial Bouquet.
Manchester’s experimental trio Mumbles dabble in a variety of genres and thematically explore the chaos of late-capitalist life, illness, community and friendship for their enigmatic and charming debut album over four years in the making with In The Pocket of Big Sad.
The world isn't even close to ready for what Buffalo, NY's Spaced has to offer with their newest record This Is All We Ever Get.
Blanket return with their highly anticipated third album and continue their musical evolution in spectacular fashion.
Abrasive, oppressing and likely to grind all sense of hope into a fine powder which will be blown away in a light gust of fetid air - but enough about what being in Hull is like, let's talk about the new Mastiff record.
Over two decades on from their first release, Canada's Comeback Kid aren't letting up on the gas - and their latest EP is further evidence of their greatness.
