Gouge Away are back and their third LP Deep Sage is a precious gift from them to them and from them to us.
Belgian Extreme Metal legends Aborted are back once more with their 12th studio album, paying tribute to cult classic horror movies and bringing heaps of guest appearances. Get the popcorn and slushies ready for a death metal anthology with Vault Of Horrors.
Blast beats for bimbos - New Orleans deathgrinders Brat establish themselves with their debut LP Social Grace.
Cambridge natives Grieving give their all on their varied and polished debut album, bringing vintage post-hardcore and indie energy to their modern emo sound.
Amaranthe are, for some, a difficult band to get into. They encapsulate a wide variety of genres from pop metal to the darker side of melodic death metal.
Philadelphia alt-rockers Timelost weaponise ‘90s nostalgia, updating the bands they grew up with for the 2020s on their sophomore album Drained.
Sometimes a band’s name is a great indication of their sound. Big Hug prove this with their inviting and engaging new EP A Living You’ll Never Knew.
Come along down to the swamp and experience the psychedelic death doom madness pedaled by Slimelord.
Ned Russin's solo project brings a band along for the ride.
Self described in the past as “the musical equivalent to watching a toilet flush”; Allentown, PA’s legendary hardcore punk misfits Pissed Jeans stage their return after seven years away with new album Half Divorced.
Does an almost 10 year hiatus mean you’ll release an outstanding piece of art? Certainly not for all bands, but in the case of Job For A Cowboy’s latest release, it might just work.
Delving in the bowels of millennial disenchantment, Liverpudlian Alt-Punk outfit Gen and the Degenerates dance in a flurry of sparks originating from our soon to be inherited scorched earth with the impressive riotous catharsis of their debut album Anti-Fun Propaganda.
