We've got plenty of great new music for you to listen to over the weekend with Episode 7 of our GigRadio podcast.
Listen to GigRadio Episode 7: Sertraline and loads of new British music
Discover This: The Inferate
In our recent 1,000th article on the site I mentioned that we'd covered bands from 40 countries, which was actually incorrect because I forgot about Israel! However, that's now being increased to 42 with Bolivian band The Inferate.
Introducing: Starve The Beast
Experience the duality of classic analog rock'n'roll meets hard rock fused with electronic grooves from Indianapolis band Starve The Beast, who describe their sound as "groove, power and grit."
Discover This: Motor Gypsy
Inject some funky blues-infused pure rock'n'roll into your life with the delicious guitar-led sound of Detroit-born band Motor Gypsy.
Discover This: Old Neon
We're well and truly hooked on the warm, engaging punk meets emo and indie rock sound of Pittsburgh newcomers Old Neon.
Introducing: The Haunt
Expect the unexpected from South Florida band The Haunt, who deliver a different sound from song to song based on their punk, blues, industrial, and pop influences centred around soulful, powerful vocals.
Discover This: Harvest Falls
New Jersey band Harvest Falls refuse to be held back by a set sound or genre labels and intriguingly describe themselves as being inspired by passion, nostalgia and the unpredictable.
New Band of the Week: Paper Tigers
New Belfast band Paper Tigers have honed a thrilling alternative rock sound led by powerful vocals and delicious riffs laced with punk rock energy, which they describe as "Bitchin' alt rock."
Discover This: Cautioner
Ohio band Cautioner offer up a delicious post-hardcore sound that fuses catchy, hooky melodic rockiness with hard-hitting heaviness that guarantees an intriguing listen.
Discover This: Eradius
We imagine the first thing that comes to mind when you think about rock music is a guitar. It's a staple instrument, right? Well, not according to Italian rock duo Eradius, who forego in favour of solely bass, vocals and drums.
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