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.

A lengthy career has proven that this metalcore collective can turn any tentative onlooker into a dedicated fan.

Australia houses a seemingly never ending catalog of incredible artists producing some of the best heavy music in the game - and Void Of Vision are clearly pushing their way to the front of a long list of predecessors.

South-East up and comers Seek Harbour are bound to cause a stir with their debut EP, a strong contender to fill the void that bands like Casey left behind.

If you enjoy experiencing emotions akin to having your innermost feelings pulled out from your tear ducts, then it’s time to head to your nearest music retailer and preorder this punk rock staple.

In a world where genre crossovers are becoming more prominent by the day, it can become an arduous task to source through the grit in search of some gold. With the new release via Epitaph records, you’ll only need a few seconds to tell you’re onto a winner.

If there’s one thing that We Struck Gold are well versed in, then its honing their musicianship to the same quality on the record as it’s delivered in a live environment.

In the pop punk hall of fame, this Chicago based collective holds a special place.

Breaking away from the genre defining stereotypes surrounding melodic hardcore, the Cambridgeshire based duo Modern Error have thrown out all thoughts of self restraint on their latest collection of material.

With all of the frivolities and festive cheer poured over the Christmas/new year period, it can be easy for the reality of the current climate to be cushioned by a warm blanket of cheap booze and good food. For the boys who form Danish alt-rock outfit Siamese, the reality of the situation still remains as front and centre as ever before.

There is some beautiful nostalgia when picturing a fresh faced Anxious rehearsing in a high school music room.

Even if you are a first time listener, there is no denying that Siamese are currently one of the most polished bands in the game. Whether live or on the record, the Danish rock/metal four piece have been making waves across the UK and Europe with a manic touring schedule, an eclectic collection of released material and some top drawer production to boot.