rock/metal tracks
Track: Blood Command – The Plague On Both Your Houses
Norway’s Blood Command have shared their new single ‘The Plague On Both Your Houses’ taken from the bands album ‘World Domination’ due the 29th of September via Hassle Records. The track tells the story of our hatred for fakes and posers and how the green-eyed monster can rear its ugly head and stop at nothing when someone …
Track: The Frst – Murderabilia
The Frst is an American rock musical project founded by singer and guitarist Mikei Gray. Gray has shared the new single ‘Murderabilia’ in collaboration with Eagles of Death Metal. The track was mixed & produced by Zack Odom and Kenneth Mount (All Time Low, Mayday Parade, Set it Off, Cartel) and serves as the follow-up to The Frst’s last collab, the single …
Track: 2Far2Jump – I Can’t Breathe
The Guildford and London-based rock band 2Far2Jump are set to release their latest track ‘ICan’t Breathe’. The track discusses the ongoing battle that is living with social anxiety, focusing on how it can be particularly incapacitating when it hits out of nowhere. An electrifying riff that demands attention over the driving rhythms and intimate vocals. …
Track: The Alchemy – Lovesick
The Alchemy are set to release their brand new single ‘lovesick’ taken from their third album due later this year with marketing funded by Help Musicians. The band state: “Lovesick captures the haunting essence of lost love and the bittersweet journey of self-discovery” With a rip roaring riff kicks and a rampaging chorus, this track …
Premiere: Teiger – The Law Of Diminishing Returns
We are very pleased to be premiering the video for the third single from London’s Teiger (pronounced ‘tiger’), titled The Law Of Diminishing Returns. The track is taken from the bands debut album due on the 8th of September via Borderland Audio. The track was recorded at Foel Studio (Porcupine Tree, Dresden Dolls, The Wildhearts …
Track: Caitlin Krisko And The Broadcast – Operator
Rising American roots rock star Caitlin Krisko and The Broadcast, (the broadcast being Aaron Austin on guitar, Michael W. Davis on drums, William Seymour on bass and Tyler Housholder adding some percussion), have shared a video for their smooth new single ‘Operator’. The new single dovetails the bands upcoming UK tour this September supporting Robert Jon & The Wreck (see tour dates listed below). “Operator” is a retro throwback …
Track: Eleine Share Music Video For Track ‘We Shall Remain’; New Album Out Now
Swedish symphonic dark metal powerhouse Eleine definitely have the world at their feet: Not only have they just been confirmed as support act for industrial metal icons Pain’s upcoming European tour (dates can be found below), the group have also finally unleashed their long-awaited new album ‘We Shall Remain’ via Atomic Fire Records. In addition, Eleine have prepared another music video for the album’s …
Track: Svalbard – Faking It
Bristol’s Svalbard have announced their highly anticipated new studio album, ‘The Weight Of The Mask’, which is due out on the 6th of October via Nuclear Blast Records. The follow up to the bands exceptional 2020’s album ‘When I Die, Will I Get Better?’ was dubbed by Metal Hammer UK as “the most important British metal record of 2020”. Along with the news the …
Track: Rituals – Living Blind
Following their triumphant live set at this year’s Download Festival Rituals have announced their ferocious new EP ‘I Found Myself In The Dark’ due on the 3rd of August via Marshall Records. Recorded at The Marshall Studio, the new EP showcases Rituals ability to perfectly blend and juxtaposition sheer brutality with heartfelt, soaring, and melodic atmosphere; this can be heard in all its …
Track: Icon Of Sin – Cimmerian
Brazilian rockers Icon Of Sin have announced the upcoming release of their sophomore album ‘Legends’, due the 4th of August. The band have shared the video for the first single taken from the album, ‘Cimmerian’. “I’m living exciting times,” declares guitarist Marcelo Gelbcke. “Icon Of Sin, along with Landfall and Stormwarning, is one of my homes! I’ve always treated this band like …