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.
New Band of the Week: Salt Hill
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.
Discover This: Gallivant
Gallivant have conjured up the kind of face-melting riff-led rock that's so good it should carry a warning to strap in tight before embarking on the musical journey.
Discover This: Charlywood
On Friday, I attended my first ever protest march, joining a #FridaysForFuture protest through Santiago that was attended by thousands of Chileans demanding action on climate change. And it just so happens that the issues raised by this movement - and several others like it - are providing answers to the issues that inspired Austria-based band Charlywood's latest single.
Introducing: Scarlet
Expect powerful, engaging good old rock'n'roll in the form of Wisconsin band Scarlet.
Discover This: Meat Jelly
Brace yourself for some fast-paced, raucous, screechy, fun-packed post-hardcore goodness from Madison, Wisconsin quarter Meat Jelly.
New Band of the Week: Ten Thousand Monsters
Based between Lisbon and Coventry, newcomers Ten Thousand Monsters announced their enthralling, hard-hitting rock sound on the world by dropping their first three tracks earlier this month.
Introducing: Sons of Venus
New York City band Sons of Venus have honed an intriguing dreamy rock sound, which adds to a fascinating backstory that's only getting more interesting with potential future endeavours.
Album Review: Mr Ted – El Dirty Sexy
Things are about to get a bit Freaky this Friday with the launch of Liverpool scrunge masters Mr Ted's debut album El Dirty Sexy.
Discover This: Dirty Rugs
Seattle's Dirty Rugs are on a mission to bring back the raw rock sound of the 90s and, from what we've heard thus far, they're making a damn fine job of it.
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