More From Amplify the Noise
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LISTEN: “Sag” by Tiberius
From the upcoming album Troubadour (Nov 14th), Tiberius’ “Sag” is a scrappy, sardonic, and fully self aware song that claws…
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LISTEN: “I Really Like This Part” by Bizzy
Bizzy’s “I Really Like This Part” is a sparkling snapshot of romantic beginnings that captures the jittery excitement and cautious…
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EP REVIEW: Dinner at Derek’s by Spin Class
Spin Class doubles down on instinct and energy with Dinner at Derek’s (July 18th), the tightly wound, five-track collection captures…
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NEWS: Cold Slither To Appear At San Diego Comic Con For Exclusive Signing Event
Cold Slither will be making a special appearance at San Diego Comic-Con 2025 for a limited in-person signing session.
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VIDEO PREMIERE: “Bogart & Me” by Joshua Josué
Gritty Americana ballad honors loyalty, love, and risk.
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EP REVIEW: Better Days, Different Times by Doll
Doll sharpens their grit with new muscle and melody.
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EP REVIEW: Canvas by Darko
Progressive punk sharpened with metal, guts, and heart.
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LISTEN: “Firing Line” by Oswald Slain
Swagger, heart, and fuzzed-out sincerity collide beautifully.
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EP REVIEW: Id3ntity by Ward XVI
Ward XVI Unleash Final Chapter of Psychoberrie Trilogy on Id3ntity
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EP REVIEW: Everyone For Themselves by Our North
Bone-rattling breakdowns and modern trap-laced metal fury.
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EP REVIEW: Narrow Bridge by Stan Simon
Climate reckoning and private grief meet poetic folk.
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ALBUM REVIEW: This Blue Earth by The Shipbuilders
A record shaped by books, bars, friendships, and time well spent.
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MUSIC NEWS: The Jotunn Cover “Suicide Nation”
A ferocious cover of At The Gate’s “Suicide Nation”.
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Lawgiver by Cronos Compulsion
A crushing fusion of chaos, groove, and sonic warfare.
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HOT TRACK: “Twos” by The Noisy
Sludgy pop magic with a bite.
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EP REVIEW: The Dystopian Chronicles Vol. 3 by Warhog
With riffs, rage, and ruin, Warhog brings their epic trilogy to a close.
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LISTEN: “9.99” by Dying Awkward Angel
Crushing riffs dissect the cost of human life.
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NEWS: Swedish Modern Rock Powerhouse Self Deception Sign with Napalm Records
Stockholm-based modern rock sensation Self Deception ink a deal with Napalm Records
