Atreyu refuse to quit while they're behind, stubbornly unleashing their 10th full-length upon the world. We take the punishment so you don't have to.
The more things change, the more things stay the same. In the case of The Flatliners, that’s a pretty good thing.
From the frozen tundra of Fort Worth, Frozen Soul come stomping through in their snow shoes armed with more Bolt Thrower worship and ice cold guitar work.
Alt legends Haggard Cat return with their first new material in five years and their most evolved sound yet.
Six Feet Under return, but instead of brutality there’s only decay, a legacy slowly crumbling under the weight of its own past.
After the roaring success of Bodysnatcher’s 2017 Death Of Me, launching the band’s career on a projection unlike many other deathcore bands, they are back at it again with what can simply be described as their most well put together record yet.
Kicking around the British psych scene for two decades now, genre-bending, constantly morphing counter-culture collective Gnod reflect on their career in the first of a trio of suitably wacky releases.
Gloomy Texan maestros continue pushing the boundaries of their sound on their soul crushing fifth album.
Melodic death metal titans At The Gates prove how much the fire still burns within on an emotional rollercoaster of furious proportions.
Two years on from their last full length release, Stigma, Wage War have returned with their EP, It Calls Me By Name, determined to prove that they still possess the weighted heat that they were praised for on their first two releases.
Just three years since their formation, Leeds-based Love Rarely plant their flag firmly in the ground with the release of debut album Pain Travels.
“And I know the darkness you’re running from / Can you feel the impact you’re having on…”