Unapologetically honest and funnily straightforward, Fights’ Incel Inside will tell you all about the life of a supposedly socially impotent… incel. Oslo based punk quartet Fights return with a new single Incel Inside off their self-titled debut EP. With an wildly intoxicating and restlessly funny
Exploring a deeply personal dimension of their music, The Pretty Reckless return with the cliff-hanger, autobiographical 25. Materializing Taylor Momsen’s quarter-life retrospection, The Pretty Reckless return with the coldly emotional, borderline ominous new song 25 in anticipation of their upcoming album Death By Rock And
Black Veil Brides return to the forefront of the rock scene with your new favourite song: Scarlet Cross. Having promised an exciting concept album, Back Veil Brides finally released the first song off their upcoming masterpiece The Phantom Tomorrow in the form of an intoxicating
April 21st continue their crusade for metal scene stardom with the statement song We Are The Difference. Bold, anthemic and provoking, the Brazilian up-and-coming April 21st return with a confidence boosting and unity promoting tune. While the band had been started in 2016 by Herbert
Angrily condemning the toxic popularity norms promoted by the media, Bad/Love’s new song Social Suicide will make you reconsider your values and aspirations. With wildly restless guitar riffs and unleashed, condescending vocals giving life to outraged, ironic lyrics, the tumultuous Social Suicide (feat. Ken from
Reuniting in the name of their homelands, SOAD reveal the hardship of their people in the thought-provoking and aid-requesting Protect The Land and Genocidal Humanoidz. 15 years have passed since System Of A Down have released their last album and while fans have been eagerly
Without any sign of remorse, American Teeth’s Barred Out comes clean about the hurtful truth of a relationship destined to fail. Who knew the phrase ‘Don’t cry over spilt milk’ could ever be the theme and the gist of a song? Nonchalantly accepting the imminent
Putting its foot down at last, Drones’ high-energy Josephine breaks free from the shackles of toxic love. Energising and rebellion instigating, Drones‘ head-banger worthy Josephine is the breakup anthem you never knew you needed to free yourself from the chains of a toxic relationship. With
Pushing the pedal to the metal from the first decibel, Sleep Eater’s Flambo will take you through an emotional rollercoaster. As a first taster of their forthcoming album Humanity, Sleep Eater grace us with Flambo – a touching story of lost love and its aftermath.
Reconnecting with their origins yet reinventing themselves, BMTH’s POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR EP is nothing short of intimidating. Bring Me The Horizon’s most awaited EP POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR finally sees the light of day and we couldn’t be more excited and intrigued. Constantly reinventing
