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The pure aggression of metalcore is present in all its splendour in the intense, yet melodic, sound of Canadian six-piece No Faith In Fortune - which they have dubbed "progressive aggressive."
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Rock music and scientists aren't necessarily the most obvious companions, but Switzerland-based Greek duo Haneke Twins go to show that you shouldn't judge the scientist by their lab coat.
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Having already become a YouTube drumming sensation, 15-year-old multi-instrumentalist Mia Morris is impressively going it alone with her solo rock career.
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Building on a rock background, Missouri singer/songwriter Brian Dalton has made a major impression with a move towards a more electronic rock/pop approach.
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Describing melodic hardcore as "catchy" might raise a few eyebrows, but Chicago newcomers Second Wind have achieved just that with their heavy, yet melodic sound.
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Loud, fuzzy and dirty, the sound of Montreal quartet Colonel Sun evokes memories of 90s rock.
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Arkansas quartet Drawing Blanks have honed an engaging sound that harnesses classic rock and rock'n'roll influences and themes around everything from the hypocrisy of religion to sex.
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The intriguing sound of Lowercase Numbers has its roots in jazz while flirting with metal and math rock, and taking inspiration from virtually everything else in-between.
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As far as weird musical concepts go, 'digital horsecore' has to be right up there at the top. We were introduced to the theory by York-based one-horse-band Petrol Hoers - and there's no way to describe it other than totally bonkers yet pretty brilliant. Our first taste of this unusual sounding notion is latest single... Continue Reading →