Texas duo Singularity have honed an eclectic mix of violin- and electronica-fuelled metal that they summarise as "intense, merciless, and volatile."
Introducing: Singularity
Introducing: Limberlost
Starting a band as part of a 'Worship Team' isn't exactly the most rock'n'roll thing we've ever heard. But fear not, Seattle melodic rock band Limberlost's fusion of dynamic, tenacious grooves, infectious hooks and powerful vocals is right up there with the rockiest of rock bands.
Introducing: Silent Hearts
Creating music that's not only heavy but also relatable and engaging can be a pretty tough task, but it's one that Ohio's Silent Hearts are well and truly nailing.
Introducing: Nikol
Edgy is a word that we tend to use a lot in articles about rock and metal bands, and it's a word that intriguing Raleigh, North Carolina, rockers Nikol fully embrace.
Introducing: Mel Senese
Fancy some infectious, angsty, edgy and powerful pop-rock? Of course you do, so let us introduce you to the fresh sound of Chicago singer/songwriter Mel Senese.
Discover This: Dirty Snowman Society
Having met at 10,000-feet high in the Rocky Mountains, Colorado band Dirty Snowman Society are ready to take your musical enjoyment to new heights and believe they're part of a major resurgence in rock music.
Discover This: Black Market Salesmen
Get a healthy dose of good old blues-fuelled rock'n'roll and a good fix of delicious noodling guitars with Huntsville, Alabama, quartet Black Market Salesmen.
Introducing: Indigo Storm
Strap in tight for a "wonderful demented ride" with Kentucky trio Indigo Storm, who have honed a sound that they describe to us as "progressive, primal and heavy."
New Band of the Week: Salt Hill
Having eased people into their alternative-rock meets metal sound with their debut EP, Merseyside/Chesire rockers Salt Hill have ripped the lid off their experimental edge with their superb new single Summit.
Introducing: After The Calm
Expect the unexpected with Arizona band After The Calm, whose fusion of pop-punk, rock and post-hardcore conjures up something different from track to track.
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