RELEASE REVIEW

Death Metal pioneers Benediction return to bring the soundtrack for the year where the modern empires are starting to crumble.

Bristol trio Benzo Queen channel their most unhinged and noisiest grooves into a non-stop barrage of synth led chaos on their latest offering No Gods, No Masters, No Sleeves.

Ever wondered what Kraftwerk might sound like if they’d have been lead through guitar and drums? Well you may have to wonder no longer because Klamp are here to lead you through their fever dream come euphoric hazy trip.

Historically, listening to The Mars Volta's previous discography such as The Bedlam in Goliath, Frances the Mute and De-Loused in Comatarium has always instigated the mental image of the age old question:' What's this cocaine doing in my paella', or maybe even better, 'what's this paella doing in all my cocaine!?'

In a raucous explosion of hardcore punk, Washington D.C. duo Teen Mortgage pay the rent in full on debut album Devil Ultrasonic Dream.

Telepathy’s enigmatic fourth album takes some getting to know, but there’s a spark of genius lurking at the heart of this mysterious lost radio broadcast.

Within Destruction has been defined as Slovenia's defiant metal pioneers. Their new album Animetal takes this to a whole new level.

If you’re not lucky enough to be one of this planet’s roughly half a million Welsh speakers, don’t stop reading.

It’s been a hell of a twelve months for South Coast based post-hardcore and emo four-piece hairpin, having released three singles since August 2024, the release of debut EP Modern Day Living this month and playing Hertfordshire indie event Goatfest.

Windowhead's marriage of melancholic forces is a union worthy of your immediate attention on Terrestrials

Is this the time when underground champions Scowl claw into the mainstream?

Bleed From Within didn’t just turn the page with Zenith, they threw out the rulebook and rewrote it in blood.