It’s been a summer to remember for indie-rock risers The Cases. They showcased their enviable potential with the bright melodies and storytelling lyrics of their debut EP ‘My Penny’ before storming festival season, with highlights including headlining the overflowing This Feeling tent at the Isle of Wight, conquering the main stage and Kendal Calling, and sparking scenes at Y NOT?. But that’s only the beginning, as The Cases power on with the new single ‘Don’t Lose Your Nerve

Pittsburgh deathcore titans Signs of the Swarm are celebrating the 1-year anniversary of their sixth full-length album's release -- "To Rid Myself of Truth" – by giving fans a new standalone single via Century Media Records: 'Dragula'. A cover of the Rob Zombie classic, the video includes cameos by Bam Margera, Will Ramos (Lorna Shore), Tyler Beam (Last Ten Seconds of Life), Trey Williams (Dying Fetus), Matt Greiner (August Burns Red) and more. Regarding the song, Bobby Crow

Brighton’s alt-punk force majeure SNAYX return with their most intoxicating track yet, unleashing ‘Lost Cause’, a pulsating, electro-charged rock anthem that finds the band embracing toxic desire, emotional dependency and the destructive thrill of needing someone you know you shouldn’t. Built on a relentless electronic pulse, massive riffs and a swaggering sense of abandon, ‘Lost Cause’ sees SNAYX pushing their sound into darker, more seductive territory. There’s an undeniabl

Mallory Knox Paradise Fell The energetic opening act Paradise Fell were a perfect support for Mallory Knox. Decorated with stand-out guitars such as Xplorers and Flying-Vs, they’d already piqued my interest as to how they would sound and they didn’t disappoint. Great riffs, the bass lines were rippin’, drums were thumping and the singers’ vocals had a tone not often heard in modern music. You could see these guys were having fun with it and each other, there was no egos at pl

Tracklist: 1. Contaminated 2. Red Alert 3. Blood Money 4. Carnivore 5. Control 6. Rewind 7. Lost 8. Dark 9. The Basement 10. [Gen]inside feat. Kami Kehoe 11. Hollow Dreams Catch Your Breath have produced an album of consistent metalcore goodness. Combining epic, soaring, choruses with moody and clawing verses and a light scattering of rhythmic breakdowns to boot, this album will hit the mark for Bad Omens and Rain City Drive fans. Littering the heavier tracks throughout and t

South Wales alt-rock quintet Strange Company have returned, armed with their dark, brooding new single "Do You Feel Numb?". Out now on digital platforms everywhere, Do You Feel Numb? is a tale of the challenges of the mind, how it is not always easy to be the person you want to be, and that sometimes trying to avoid pain also comes with a heavy cost. Sonically, the main riff that repeats throughout is huge and all encompassing, and the vocal variety on show from frontman Matt

Floor Jansen opens a heavier and more direct chapter in her solo career with the release of her new single 'Bring Me Silence'. The track serves as the official announcement of the Nightwish vocalist's upcoming studio album, "Hytress", set for release on 15th January 2027. "The world is constantly demanding your attention. Sometimes it becomes so overwhelming that you can barely hear yourself anymore. ‘Bring Me Silence’ is about that longing for space in your head and for clar

Brooklyn-based artist Rachel Bochner has built a reputation for sharp, emotionally charged indie-pop that cuts straight to the core. Since her debut, she’s carved out a space defined by candid lyricism and an unflinching willingness to explore the messier edges of love, identity, and self-discovery. “Collar” is a precarious waltz around the questions you know you can’t (or shouldn’t) ask. With its steady build and crunchy guitars, the track sits in the tension of a palpable

Uncle Acid and the deadbeats have shared ‘House By The Grave’, the opening track on upcoming new full-length, 'Shapes Of Midnight'. The record, partly inspired by Edgar Allen Poe's The Masque Of The Red Death, drops on 18th September. Speaking on the new single, vocalist and guitarist Kevin Starrs states, “This is one of my favourite songs that we’ve ever done and the perfect way to open up the album. 'Yonder stands the sinner!’ really sums it all up.”

Critically acclaimed alternative artist RØRY has shared her most vital and compelling single yet, 'SWALLOW'. The single is the final track to be revealed ahead of the release of her second album, 'BLOODLETTING', out on 11th September via SADCØRE RECORDS. Speaking on the single and music video shoot, RØRY unveils, “SWALLOW is about the place grief can take you, where you feel suspended somewhere between life and death. You don’t actually want to die, but there’s this fucked u