Strap in tight for a "wonderful demented ride" with Kentucky trio Indigo Storm, who have honed a sound that they describe to us as "progressive, primal and heavy."
Introducing: Indigo Storm
Introducing: Defy The Tyrant
Expect a real melting pot of sounds from Tallahassee, Florida, metal machine Defy The Tyrant. The band fuse high-octane heavy rock with soaring screams and rapped vocals to, in their words, "redefine what 'alternative metal' means." The band's original lineup formed around five years ago, but the current members came together just under two years ago.... Continue Reading →
Introducing: Scarlet
Expect powerful, engaging good old rock'n'roll in the form of Wisconsin band Scarlet.
Introducing: Sons of Venus
New York City band Sons of Venus have honed an intriguing dreamy rock sound, which adds to a fascinating backstory that's only getting more interesting with potential future endeavours.
Introducing: Agamas
Angsty pop-punk with bags of energy has seen Melbourne band Agamas build a strong following not just at home but in the Asian market.
Introducing: Viscaya
Miami band Viscaya offer up deliciously savage, fast-paced, aggressive metalcore, in a sound that the band describes to us as "intense, powerful, and emotional."
Discover This: Timmy Nawman
Having started his musical career in several metal bands, the recording process fuelled Timmy Nawman's passion for recording his own more punky, pop-punk, alternative rock flavoured brand of music.
Introducing: Djunah
When Djunah frontwoman Donna Diane tells us she simultaneously plays both the guitar and bass, as well as singing, we presumed she was joking. But it turns out to be absolutely 100% true.
Introducing: Mordian
Chicago-based Mordian has not only embraced the darkness but also crafted a stunningly good dark rock sound.
Introducing: The Ashley Sherlock Band
Manchester trio The Ashley Sherlock Band offer up a modern take on the blues and country songwriting styles of the American Deep South, with plenty of classic rock dynamics and delicious guitar solos for good measure.
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