We're particularly excited by Dallas newcomers Burning Windows as they offer up an exciting yet sinister sound that's reminiscent of the late 90s bands that first got us into metal.
Introducing: Echoes In Ashes
Expect a progressive yet heavy metal sound from Phoenix, Arizona band Echoes In Ashes, who describe their sound as "complex, intense and imaginative."
Introducing: Traverse the Abyss
A fusion of thrash metal with metalcore and deathcore means you're right to expect something beautifully heavy and wild from Pennsylvania quintet Traverse The Abyss.
Introducing: TrueShot
New Hampshire metalcore quartet TrueShot are a band in the midst of an evolution. Having released their debut EP last year within 12 months of forming, they've since switched things up with an even heavier, lower-tuned sound and a brand new drummer to boot.
Discover This: Society Down
After 20 years away, Society Down have returned with a sound that fits nicely into the modern metal landscape yet also harks back to the genre's 90s' heydays. And, they've achieved something they couldn't back in the day - create and release an album.
Discover This: Anahata
Expect huge intensity with a fusion of melodic atmosphere and raw energy from exciting New York post-hardcore meets metalcore act Anahata.
Discover This: Hope Remains
They may appear new to the game but a meticulously planned launch has seen Indiana's Hope Remains immediately establish themselves as one of the most professional bands around.
Discover This: Senescere
Prepare yourself for an all-out sensual assault with the beautifully intense sound of progressive rock meets melodic death metal from Maryland newcomers Senescere.
Introducing: Murder In Rue Morgue
Prepare yourself to be flattened by a freight train of intense metalcore goodness in the form of Albany, New York, quartet Murder In Rue Morgue.
Introducing: Singularity
Texas duo Singularity have honed an eclectic mix of violin- and electronica-fuelled metal that they summarise as "intense, merciless, and volatile."