Fully emphasising and enlivening it’s respective title, the new record from Oslo’s Mall Girl is as fluid and unquantifiable as the spectrum of human emotion itself.
London’s (mostly) instrumental three piece return, with plenty of heavy grooves and melodic hooks in hand to showcase the next odyssey for their protagonist, Chronicle II: Hypergenesis.
South Wales four piece Dream State deliver the most complete vision of their pop and metalcore infused sound yet on their new EP Still Dreaming.
The Rattlesnakes deliver their most experimental and divisive album to date, but fail to reignite the flame of former releases.
Essex heavyweights Spliknuckle are making their mark on the UK's ever growing hardcore scene with the release of their debut LP 'Breathing Through the Wound'.
Your perspective of Neck Deep’s career possibly depends largely on how much attention you paid to alternative media outlets between 2013 and 2015.
Lord Dying present a rich tapestry of profound storytelling in this prog-sludge epic
Gothic punk doomers Cold in Berlin return in style with The Body of the Wound EP
Without betraying their metallic hardcore roots, Danish 5-piece LIFESICK raise the bar on their new EP which compliments their sound with a dark, country inspired twist.
Only 12 days into the year and we’re already being walloped in the jaw by exceptional hardcore from Rough Justice as they release their anticipated debut album, Faith in Vain.
Two of the UK hardcore scene's most political, deadly bands join forces for a split that is more ignorant than someone who watches GB News every day.
East coast extreme hardcore collective Escuela Grind round out their trilogy of sub-genre focused releases to pay tribute to their musical influences with the ferocious ode to death metal.