Australian hardhitters FALSEFRONT 45. offer up a powerful sound that aims to be as diverse as possible, honing metallic hardcore with elements of nu-metal, deathcore and beatdown.
Introducing: FALSEFRONT.45
Introducing: Primal Sinner
Colombian band Primal Sinner offer up a highly tuned, thrilling metal sound built on the principles and techniques of classical music and they describe as "strength, beauty and poetics."
Introducing: Delta Fire
Like Rocky Balboa joining forces with Apollo Creed to take down Clubber Lang, Scottish newcomers Delta Fire crossed the divide of rival bands to create a new rock force. The result is an alternative rock sound that offers a nostalgic nod to 90s rock and grunge, which they describe as "energetic, powerful and fierce."
Introducing: She Hates Me Not
American band She Hates Me Not offer up a turbulent, high-octane hardcore and thrash hybrid sound that comes with a sore neck hazard warning and they describe as "remorseless, loud and aggressive."
Introducing: Smii
German band Smii aim to have the listener expecting the unexpected with a catchy and edgy brand of dirtpop that they describe as "fresh, relentless and unexpected."
On The Radar: BRAILLE, Electron, Full Nothing, LIVERUM, Ninebanks, Pageant Mum, Polarskies & VENUES
Our latest round-up of new music from bands we've previously featured on GigRadar brings you a feast of new rock, metal and punk. This latest new music collection brings you eight new bands to enjoy, hailing from France, Germany, Italy, Norway via Poland, and the UK.
Introducing: Pharmacy
If you like your metal on the heavier and edgier side of the spectrum, then you'll love the sound of DIY American band Pharmacy, who describe their music as "raw, aggressive, and assertive."
Introducing: Mindgroan
Irish trio Mindgroan transport us back to the 90s with fuzzy guitars and raw vocals in a filthy grunge sound that they describe as "gritty, raw and passionate."
Introducing: Dreams Don’t Sleep
German band Dreams Don't Sleep have crafted a high-energy pop-punk sound that harnesses heavier elements and they describe as "energy, enthusiasm and nostalgia."
New Band of the Week: goodhuman
Scottish noise behemoths goodhuman offer up a thrilling metal sound that fuses growls and vocal harmonies with technical riffing, and they describe as "progressive groove metal."
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