It's hard to find artists like Bruit ≤. It will probably become even harder if certain trends and behaviours are to be expected to continue.
What do you get when you cross divebombs with a buffet of solos and riffs? An Inhuman Nature record of course.
Employed To Serve have been bulldozing their way to prominence for over a decade now.
A scathing, metallic hardcore blast that looks to take London crew Higher Walls to a whole new level while leaning further into their violent, acerbic brand of chaos.
Post-metal giants Sumac and experimental darling Moor Mother come together to curate an ambitious and immersive experience on their collaborative album The Film.
Grimy and horrible old school death metal out of Glasgow, no frills no flashy technicalities, just the soundtrack for bodies rising from the grave.
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 their latest album The Spin, Italian "scarlet doom" quartet Messa leave the desert sands of previous album Close behind and go full throttle down a highway of new sounds and possibilities.
Have PUP grown up? The Canadian punks discuss marriage, breakups, and first loves on their mature latest release Who Will Look After the Dogs?.
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.
