For their newest collaborative project, genre defying noise outfit The Body team up with post-industrial and experimental electronic artist Dis Fig for a natural pairing, conceptually exploring and pushing the boundaries of “heavy music”.
Determined to venture to every corner that the genre has to offer, Metalcore veterans Darkest Hour are back to show the kids just how it's done on their tenth studio album, Perpetual | Terminal.
Close To Home isn’t just the meaningless title of the this band’s new album. It’s a statement of fact, expressed with wistful whisper and strained shout within A Burial At Sea’s sentimental and bittersweet second record.
After a five years’ absence Atlanta, Georgia’s Omni inspire charm among the jerky post punk smarts on fourth album Souvenir.
Step into a bleak world of maddening cries and slime encrusted blackened sludge with the new Sun Of Nothing record.
Fight the nihilism with laughs and riffs from noise rock outfit Barren Womb's fifth outing, Chemical Tardigrade.
Black metal royalty Ihsahn returns with some of his most ambitious work yet. Creating two separate yet intertwined experiences, one prog metal and one fully orchestral, for one of the most exciting chapters in the progressive auteur’s catalogue.
Living punk legend Laura Jane Grace bares her soul on her textured and varied new album Hole In My Head.
Honestly, you’re not going to want to leave this.
IDLES release yet another wedge of love professing post-punk, with weirdo guitars and a thumping rhythm section to boot.
Refusing to sit still, Shooting Daggers are back screaming for love, rage and unity, to a soundtrack of dynamic, cathartic hardcore punk.
The Chisel may have been described as a fucking nightmare for those who dislike being crowdsurfed on, but their sophomore album is anything but a nightmare to listen to.
