After his debut solo release ‘Anaesthetic’ delivering groove riffs and a wide range of guest vocalists, Mark Morton of Lamb Of God follows up with ‘Ether’, an EP that sees the guitarist dive into acoustic territory with a handful of covers and originals that show a different side to Morton’s playing. Read More
Scottish outfit Vukovi have seen a bunch of changes since their self-titled 2017 debut, namely the pairing down from a quartet to a duo. Read More
After scrapping the proposed conceptual trilogy in favour of a stand alone full-length, InMe steer away from the initial focus of a concept with seventh LP, ‘Jumpstart Hope’. Read More
Quickly signing with Nuclear Blast Records last year, Berlin’s Oceans have already hit the ground running. After the release of their ‘Cover Me In Darkness’ covers EP to showcase their blend of death metal, nu-metal, and post-rock, they now offer their debut full-length, ‘The Sun And The Cold’. Read More
After the tumultuous break-up in the support of 2016’s ‘A Loud Bash Of Teenage Feelings’ to the acoustic moniker of Quiet Slang, punk rock quartet Beach Slang have had an uneven few years to say the least. Read More
Returning after eight years, Californian hardcore quintet The Warriors are back with ‘Monomyth’. Their fifth full-length sees them picking up where they left off, leaning on death metal influences to bring their brand of hardcore to a new audience. Read More
Taking influence from progressive rock and eschewing it with piano driven intricacy, Liverpool trio Exploring Birdsong already deliver a sound on their debut effort that’s uniquely their own. Read More
Serving as somewhat of a clean slate with signing to Australian label UNFD, Ohio’s Like Moths To Flames are offering a taste into this next era with their ‘Where The Light Refuses To Go’ EP. Read More
Hot on the heels of this year’s ‘Let Light Overcome’, post-hardcore quartet Our Last Night are following it up just a few months later with its companion record, ‘Overcome The Darkness’. Read More
After returning with 2016’s ‘Beast’, Canadian deathcore troupe Despised Icon have seen a welcome embrace from the scene after a four-year hiatus. Read More
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