Review: The Amity Affliction – House Of Cards
23rd April 2026
The Aussie metalcore mob returns with another emotionally bruising collection that lacks progression, but excels in its ferocious execution.
The Aussie metalcore mob returns with another emotionally bruising collection that lacks progression, but excels in its ferocious execution.
Dave Grohl and company return with a scrappier, louder record that is far from being a by-the-numbers affair – and all the better for it.
Learn about new releases from The Xcerts, Public Opinion, and Tooth. Also hear new tracks from A.A. Williams, Koyo, Sans Froid, Hammock, and The Bobby Lees.
A packed update features new music from Basement, All-American Rejects, unpeople, Failure (ft Hayley Williams), Death Lens, Venus Grrrls, Portrayal of Guilt, and Lost In Kyiv.
Electric Callboy, Waterparks, Dance Gavin Dance, and Prince of Failure announce new releases. Plus music from thrown, False Advertising and Forlorn.
Today sees new releases from Skindred, Wage War, From Ashes To New, Prince Daddy & The Hyena, LØLØ, Teen Suicide, and more.
Arriving with a mix of cathartic lyrics and big hooks, take an exclusive look at the second single from the UK pop-punk newcomers.
With their infectious blend of pop-punk, emo, and math-rock, the “Nerdcore” trio discuss Columbus, Ohio’s impact, and DIY music scene.
The stirring UK emo-rockers offer a deeper look into what their latest EP, ‘Thorns’, is all about.
Second BMTH ‘Count Your Blessings’ show confirmed, Seahaven preview self-titled LP, Afterlife sign to Mascot, plus new music from Brightr and Fortune Teller.
Saosin return after a decade, Bouncing Souls and Pineapple Thief have big news, plus new tracks from Continents, Million Moons and Snarls
Static Dress, Rolo Tomassi, Dying Wish, Heriot, and more will be joining the Steel City metallers celebration in July.
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