French band Black Drop offer up deliciously fuzzy grunge melodies that offer a throwback to the 90s with strong alternative, stoner and progressive influences.
New Band of the Week: Mad By Mourning
Plymouth trio Mad By Mourning have cooked up a cauldron of twisted stories and nightmarish themes that they've term termed Spook-Rock.
New Band of the Week: SAVE US
Predominantly UK-based band SAVE US have honed a dramatic alternative rock meets metal sound that fuses crushing riffs and moments of delicious tenderness and they describe as "emotive, ambient and tense."
GigRadar Fresh Tunes: September 2023
Every first Friday of the month, we aim to bring you the latest new music from new rock and metal bands all over the world. And this month we're back with 42 new tracks added to our Spotify playlist GigRadar Fresh Tunes.
Introducing: Reformat
British trio Reformat create experimental music that combines their shared love for electronica, heavy metal, science fiction and vintage pop. The result is a fascinating sound that pairs heavy guitars and engaging electronic elements with vocals inspired by Cher and Dane Bowers.
Introducing: Found Missing?
Essex-based Found Missing? offer up an engaging grungey rock sound led by distinguishably raspy vocals that they describe as "melodic, punchy and varied."
New Band of the Week: KNIFE BRIDE
Exciting Brighton newcomers KNIFE BRIDE have honed a punchy and intense but deeply alluring self-monikered Nu-Gothika sound that they describe as "inky, sensual, and immersive."
GigRadar Fresh Tunes: August 2023
After a bit of time away, our monthly update of recently released music from new rock and metal bands is back! We've scoured Spotify (largely thanks to the Release Radar playlist) to bring you 30 tracks released in the last month or so by bands from all around the world. This update includes new music... Continue Reading →
Introducing: Koyo
Long Island's Koyo take us back to the good old days of the early 2000s with a thrilling, heart-on-sleeve brand of post-hardcore and emo that they describe as "honest, reminiscent and focused."
Introducing: Yur Mum
If angsty, noisy, sweaty rock is your kind of thing then we presume you're going to adore the sound of UK-based, Brazilian born two-piece Yur Mum.