Coming back to a band that once was heralded as an opposing force in metalcore after almost a decade is always a difficult decision, but can Shields reclaim what was once theirs?

Two years after their explosive sophomore album made them the metal undergrounds finest export, Urne are back to remind you why they're masters at their craft.

Rising the ranks of the underground and known for their vicious live performances, The Family Battenberg brings their unique sound on their debut EP while inventing a new shade of fuzzy noise rock.

Three years since their last studio album, Lorna Shore have not only returned, but laid their competition to waste.

In recent years deathcore has seen somewhat of a resurgence, much in part to Lorna Shore exploding back into the scene with 2021’s To The Hellfire.

After ten years, can legendary Welsh indie act Melys reclaim their spark on their fifth studio album?

On album eleven, are Machine Head finally starting to wind down, or are they picking up the pieces to come back with more fury?

On her first headline tour since the release of her debut album Restoration, RØRY takes the UK by storm on a deeply emotional crash course journey, playing to an almost sold out crowd in the Welsh capital.

Dating back to 1999, Bleeding Through have grown to become one of the most known bands in the metalcore genre with their expressive and signature sound propelling them to its forefront.

The rap metal titans return on their eighth studio album to release some built up aggression.

As black metal has its boundaries pushed further and further each year, Gaera utilize this to their advantage.

If you wallow in the alternative undergrowth for long enough, you'll come across the proverbial diamond in the rough, and in a scene where you need to stand out among your peers, Baby Schillachi are the diamond you've been looking for.