In our weekly quick hit collection, we give our quick thoughts on all the fantastic music available that’s been released this week. It’s a curated collection of new music that you absolutely need to know below. Want more? We’ve got you covered with the latest hot and must-listen tracks, music reviews, videos to watch, insightful interviews, artists to discover, and the latest news from the music world.
On this week’s New Music Radar (in alphabetical order):
Fractal Gates – The sci-fi melodic death metal band from France returns after a six year hiatus with fourteen scorching tracks on their album One With Dawn.
Ivy Gardens – Goon the latest from the Canadian trio is nine tracks of sweat, sludge, and grunge. Goon is a pugnacious and gritty filled ride that is relentless with grunge and energy. (Ivy Gardens in photo)
Night Wilds – the debut album All That Should Have Been is a seventeen song rock opera that tells the story of a boy trapped in a cruel circus. From the mind of singer-songwriter Seth Micarelli, the narrative finds the boy performing for the lunatic ringleader
Opium Death – the Chicago based band’s debut album Genocidal Nemesis is twelve tracks of in your face punch you when you’re down thrash death metal. With roaring bass lines, wailing guitars, bombastic beats, guttural and bellowing vocals, and lyrics that push a brain to think. Opium Death’s debut album is fast, fierce, and ferocious.
Post Death Soundtrack – the fourth album from Jon Ireson and Stephen Moore, Veil Lifter is eleven tracks of doom, grunge, and hardcore thrash. Dedicated to the memory of Ted George Moore, the album is bold, heavy, and an invitation to one to lift the veil of ignorance and pursue truth.
