Author: Shelia Taylor

A blues-driven take on a classic rock anthem.

A cinematic and riff driven plunge into chaos and control.

The UK meets Tennessee in an honest and rootsy collection.

Big riffs, electronic punches, and arena-sized ambition.

This week’s roundup of new tracks, must-know artists, and what’s out now.

A fast and pissed-off slab of hardcore.

Quiet, unnerving, and impossible to ignore.

South coast punks tap into grit, grace, and real growth.

Cornwall’s The Ultra Violets aren’t here to play nice. With…

Industrial chaos and ancestral fire collide in Turian’s breakthrough album…

Deadset turns personal chaos into fire-starting post-punk grit on punchy debut.

ROTHCO rejects the algorithm and chases something messier.

The Japanese collective find beauty in contradiction and chaos.

Chicago death dealers sharpen their edge on war-fueled third LP.

The Spectrum of Human Gravity is fearless and sharply executed.

The band reflects on transforming personal trauma into art and creating something so brutally honest.

Harrowing in its intent and razor-sharp in its execution.

Dark Rainbow seethes, coils, and crushes with precision.

“When the Walls Fall” by Levi Robin moves like a…

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and The Lael Project…

Modern metal juggernauts, Blaxem, shatters the norm with fiery intent…

The Welsh six-piece balances chaos with clarity by pulling you into a sound that’s as dense as it is deliberate.

A debut that is scrappy, atmospheric, and full of promise.

Faustian wrath meets fire-branded riffs and infernal precision.

A gleaming breakup anthem with bite, nostalgic hooks, sharp lyrics, and a sax solo that slaps.

Shred-forward aggression meets massive hooks and no-bull attitude.

On Sleepless, PARCS refine their shimmering blend of synth-pop and…

Where unfiltered fury meets deliberate desecration.