#NewMusicFriday: May 9th 2025
Sêan Reid 9th May 2025
Today sees new releases from Sleep Token, The Wonder Years, mclusky, Behemoth, The Amazons, Tetrarch, Our Last Night, and more.
Today sees new releases from Sleep Token, The Wonder Years, mclusky, Behemoth, The Amazons, Tetrarch, Our Last Night, and more.
Philadelphia greats third reimagining outing take out pop-punk hooks and emo/alt-rock urgency yet maintain a personable and emotional quality.
Bristol emo-rockers are as introspective as ever with new single, ahead of intimate UK dates.
Hear the Aussie metal titans first new material in three years.
Listen to the Irish sibling duo’s “revenge song” ahead of their return to the UK this month,
The Massachusetts metallers will be joined by Hatebreed, Fit For An Autopsy, and Decapitated in the UK/re in October.
The Michigan emo-punk group provide a “haunting snapshot of the human mind’s limit” as they preview their upcoming third album.
Check out new tracks from Turnstile,. Loathe, The Beths, The Ataris, Stateside, and more.
Today sees releases from PUP, Acres, Propagandhi, Press Club, Slung, and more.
Florida pop-punk begin a new chapter with a new label and track ahead of their return to the UK next month.
“I don’t care what anyone says, ‘Olive Garden’ rhymes with ‘Grandma in a coffin’”. Listen to PUP’s latest single ahead of their new album released
Emerging Glasgow post-hardcore outfit will release their debut album in August, and follow it up with a UK tour in the winter.
Listen to 7 essential new tracks from Softcult, Cancer Bats, Arm’s Length, Fit For A King, Lastelle, and more.
This week sees releases from Ghost, Machine Head, Employed To Serve, Heart Attack Man, Landmvrks, Himalayas, and more.
With resilience and inner belief, Employed To Serve secure their place among modern UK metal’s elite with thrilling fifth album.
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