We love a good comeback story, and that's very much the case with Swedish extreme metal supremos Disruption, who describe their sound as "aggressive, energetic whiplash."
Introducing: Disruption
Introducing: Dollflesh
Brazilian newcomers Dollflesh are on a mission to reject labels and embrace creative chaos, fracture, disturb and bring rust to an age of polished music with a sound deeply rooted in metal and electronic music.
Introducing: Oïkoumen
French band Oïkoumen have honed a fascinating sound that marries metal with progressive, orchestral and symphonic elements, which they describe as "powerful, breathless and moving."
Introducing: Rebel Rose
Swiss rockers Rebel Rose fuse powerful vocals and delicious classic hard rock meets heavy metal goodness in a thrilling sound they describe as "passionate, classic and modern."
Introducing: June Turns Black
Prepare to have your musical senses thrilled yet potentially slightly confused by the enthralling, experimental and diverse electronic noir alt-rock sound of Romania's June Turns Black, who describe their music as "pain, electronic and personal."
Introducing: Brainmaze
Bulgarian-led metal project Brainmaze is born out of a long and interesting backstory that's finally seeing the light of day with an "aggressive, progressive and heavy" sound.
New Band of the Week: Buried In Bermuda
Bristol band Buried In Bermuda increasingly blend doom and stoner vibes with metalcore elements in a sound they describe as "thought-provoking, powerful and eclectic."
On The Radar: Code: Marla, Matted & ODC
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.
Introducing: Morningstar
Wisconsin band Morningstar offers up a cinematic hard rock and melodic metal sound that fuses heavy riffs with symphonic elements and theatrical storytelling.
Introducing: Odjur
From deep within the ancient Nordic forests, a place where the line between dream and reality fades, the northern wind whispers forgotten tales and the howls of wolves call to your soul, emerges Swedish melodic death metal band Odjur, who describe their music as "untamed, epic and melodic."
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