While at Prog Metal Maina in Germany, Aeons chose to air a brand new, unreleased track that otherwise wouldn’t see the cold light of day until their next album. Titled “Werewolf” it comes 15 months after the Progressive Modern Metal band, who hail from the Isle of Man, unveiled album “The Ghosts Of What We
The second new cut from Negatives since last year’s compact disc compilation of singles from 2020-2023 has been revealed in “Monostatic“. The epitome of what the Newcastle Metal heads stand for, it’s Cathartic, Cinematic, Atmospheric and Chaotic. Which kind of misses the mark on an acronym but then… Who the hell cares? If it works,
After turning stages to sawdust with The Five Hundred and Red Method earlier this year, This Dying Hour offer up new single “Paranoia” ahead of SlaughterFest in Bristol in November. There the Metalcore merchants will be joined by the likes of Thrasherwolf and Democratus as they continue to build on the establishment of a new
Just twelve months after they made waves with their EP “Scars of War“, Hertfordshire Death Thrash outfit Acts of Vengeance have announced another EP in “Thy Kingdom Come” with a music video for the title track. Recorded in the depths of winter in 2025, the new record is said to explore the dark themes of
Inverse Records have announced that later this year they will be distributing a debut EP titled “Wasteland Requiem” by Finnish Symphonic Progressive Metal act Dominant Chain. Mastered by Janne Tolsa (Turmion Kätilöt, Sonata Arctica, Tarot) and adorned by artwork painted on canvas by Antti Raatikainen, it is preceded by first single “Kissed by This Life“.
After surviving the bleaching heat, Bristol Post-Hardcore Noise Metal purveyors Row Of Ashes have given up another single in “Icon” from their next record “Tide Into Ruin“. That will be released on 13th June via Road To Masochist Records with the band announcing three shows in the not too distant future during which they’ll demonstrate
A second new cut from Lights Of Vimana has been exposed to daylight as the veteran forces of the Progressive Doom Metal scene built towards their debut record “Neopolis“. Titled “Nowhere” the track follows “Remember Me” from a project that unites Riccardo Conforti (Void of Silence) on drums and synths, Jeremy Lewis (Mesmur, Pantheist) on guitars and bass,
Formed in 2024 by a group of musicians who had already left their left boot print firmly on the Indianapolis, Indiana Hardcore and Metal scenes, Kiritsis claim Sludge Fuelled Doom Metal with a sprinkling of Hardcore as their sound. Describing their songs as “sledgehammers of rebellion and bare-knuckled dissent” and “Entrenched in the proud tradition
When A Day To Remember said “All Signs Point to Lauderdale” while they might have been factual correct at the time of writing, they sure as hell ain’t now. That’s because all signs point to The Facebar in Reading for a day long Hawaiian themed beach party known as Summer Bash hosted by local heroes
