Welcome to New Music Friday where we round-up all the week’s releases from metalcore, hardcore, alternative and indie.

“We will march on through the everlasting winter.” ...

A concept album about the devil sending a man or machine down to Earth to destroy all of mankind is a feral, bold way to ...

Few seem willing to stray from this increasingly tired formula, but Entheos have managed to distinguish themselves by embracing a particularly technical brand of progressive death metal that has ...

Write the monthly intro paragraph here — set up the month, call out the big hitters everyone will already have seen, then the ...

Jonathan Hultén’s set was a masterclass in the symbiotic relationship between visual aesthetics and soundscapes. His wardrobe ...

It may be autumn outside, but in Brixton’s Electric the air is stiflingly hot, and with the audience piling onto the dance ...

There will always be that appeal to the bigger festivals; people will swear by the likes of ArcTanGent and 2000trees, which take us to idyllic fields for a grandiose weekend of all the music we love.

“You’re sold a dream for the price of a nightmare.” These qualities extend to the album’s title track, utilizing imagery of natural disaster to talk of an impending danger. There is an aggressive edge ...

Deathcore was something of a dirty word in the mid-2000s. The notion of hardcore and death metal fusing in such a manner was enough to turn the stomachs of many elitists. Regardless of its many ...

Three years since their last album, Omen, Michigan’s Of Virtue return with their next effort, Death of the Altar. When I examined Omen, I admittedly was quite harsh in my criticisms. The band took the ...