Melodic contemporary rock that recalls the hooks and accessibility of 00's alternative and indie but without letting up on crunch.

Fairly new to the scene, but already causing a whole load of noise, the debut from Static Dress is pure statement of intent.

We sat down with Wilkie Robinson to discuss all things Malicious intent and how their determination and self-belief has seen them rise to dizzying heights over the last decade.

Mysterious and enigmatic, bigLOVE use love as a philosophy to reconnect us with nature and love.

With the release of their last album Crux, New York-based progressive rockers Moon Tooth firmly established themselves as an upcoming force to be reckoned with on the prog rock and metal scene. Now, three years and one pandemic later, the group are ready to unveil their follow-up album Phototroph.

The Sheffield five of Malevolence open up and bare all on their most anthemic and emotive album yet.

New York’s State Champs have dedicated 12 years towards defining a genre many didn’t take seriously, and with album number four, Kings of The New Age, they’re letting you know of their prestige.

On a mild bank holiday Sunday, there was a distinct buzz around the city of Bristol. Along Gloucester Road each bar was spilling out onto the street, and every genre imaginable was blasting out of open windows and car speakers as the population of Stokes Croft look forward to an additional day of their weekend with no work commitments - able to nurse their hangovers in peace and quiet, looking back on a wild weekend of frivolity.

A record where each track features a guest artist is a bold move, and it seems that GILT have carried this one off in total style.

Despite having no prior music released, and the fact that there is precious little information to be found about the band online, Chinese progressive-metal quartet “Ou” (pronounced “O”), recently signed to Germany-based Inside Out records for the release of their debut album, “One”.

Hardcore punk infused metal with a great melodic nous.