Bilingual Irish rappers KNEECAP continue their upward trajectory while refusing to compromise their overtly political, hard partying attitude.
Cinematic post-rock duo Nordic Giants reinterpret and revisit some of their earliest material in a tight package perfect for both newcomers and day one fans.
South Wales metal act De’Lour show tremendous growth on their complex and crushingly heavy new EP
Bristol post-punks Knives bring new life to the genre with brash attitude and a healthy dose of saxophone-infused noise.
Bringing together styles as far reaching as doom metal, bedroom pop and gothic folk, Welsh trio EYE deliver a gripping experience on their debut album.
LA powerviolence quartet ACxDC prove that brevity is the soul of wit on their latest fast paced yet cathartic and nuanced album G.O.A.T
Psychedelic stoner rockers Mothman, The Man confuse and amaze on their wacky sophomore album.
Belgian post-metal newcomers Divided leave a strong first impression on their explorative and emotive debut album.
Legendary Canadian pop-punk band Sum 41 deliver an ambitious farewell on their eighth studio album.
Cambridge natives Grieving give their all on their varied and polished debut album, bringing vintage post-hardcore and indie energy to their modern emo sound.
Philadelphia alt-rockers Timelost weaponise ‘90s nostalgia, updating the bands they grew up with for the 2020s on their sophomore album Drained.
Living punk legend Laura Jane Grace bares her soul on her textured and varied new album Hole In My Head.