Your guide to new rock, metal and punk bands worldwide
We’re back with another round-up of new tracks by previously featured GigRadar artists in On The Radar. This round-up brings you new tracks by three bands, of which two are former New Bands of the Week alongside one of our favourite bands from France.
Emerging London artist Ema Wine has crafted an intense rock sound shaped by dark melancholy and pure, visceral rage that she describes as “brutal, melancholic and electric.”
South coast rockers Rogue Awakening have crafted an enthralling alternative meets gothic metal sound that they describe as “heavy, epic and melodic.”
In recent months, we’ve been using music discovery platform Groovr to find new rock and metal bands from all around the world. However, sometimes the bands don’t respond to our requests, so we put together a quick review of those that go unanswered.
South London band CURSER combine elements of grunge, punk and indie in a big hooky, moshy sound that they describe as “heavy, dark and melodic.”
Midlands rockers Yo Titan have crafted an engaging alternative rock sound that blends elements of metal and rock with pop and electronic undertones, which they describe as “alternative, catchy and dynamic.”
Embrace the filth and join us on a journey into the darkest corners of extreme metal with British deathcore unit WRITHE.
British duo Where Shadows Dwell met at work and discovered a shared mutual love for metal music, which gave birth to a diverse metal approach. The two musicians work with multiple vocalists to bring an element of diversity to a sound they describe as “catchy, groovy and meaningful.”
British melodic metalcore band Recall The Remains serve up a groovy, engaging and powerful metal sound that they describe as “melodic, heartfelt and brutal.”
Buckinghamshire trio Black Talons offer up an energetic, explosive and filthy riff-driven rock sound that they describe as “distorted, driven and loud.”
Welsh alternative singer/songwriter Catherine Elms has crafted a dark and encapsulating sound that draws on rock, pop and classical influences and she describes as “fierce and introspective.”
London quartet ButcherBird offer up a wild and wonderful fusion of hardcore punk, metal and mathcore in a sound that they describe as “lurching, frantic and emotions.”
GigRadar 