#NewMusicFriday (February 9th 2024)
Find out what new albums and EPs are out this week including Chelsea Wolfe, Normandie, The Chisel, SNAYX, nothing,nowhere., and Yellowcard & Hammock.
9th February 2024
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Find out what new albums and EPs are out this week including Chelsea Wolfe, Normandie, The Chisel, SNAYX, nothing,nowhere., and Yellowcard & Hammock.
The Black Country duo provide some societal lyrical venom with a hint of haunting soulfulness as they prepare to release their debut album.
The Kent quartet prove they’re ones to watch with this towering slice of melodic alt-rock.
‘Heart’ strides with confidence, embracing hip-hop grooves with metallic guitars and an impactful punk-fuelled chorus.
The Belgian shoegaze outfit previews their third album with an evocative track that treads on the fine line of darkness and optimism.
Find out what new albums and EPs are out this week including Being As An Ocean, Florence Black, Same Side, Banks Arcade, Flight Mode, and more.
With its towering chorus, which is reminiscent of ‘Three Cheers…’ era MCR, and pounding, energetic verses, The Throwaway Scene deliver an impactful number.
The “five Brown boys from La Puente” showcase a rousing brand of post-hardcore with an underpinned punk rock element
Blending heavy and melodic metal elements, Defects deliver a razor-sharp and pounding yet cathartic statement of intent.
Rising Leeds alt/rock outfit Venus Grrrls showcase their softer side on Divine’, presenting an alluring grunge-inspired number, with twinkly goth-rock synths.
With its wall of distorted guitars, attitude-filled lyrics, hefty breakdown, and catchy chorus, it’s clear Queen Laya isn’t one to be ignored.
With its boisterous chorus, guttural screams, soaring cleans, and electronic trimmings, ‘Keeping Secrets’ blends all of metalcore’s best tropes, which results in an absolute monster of a track.
Find out what new albums and EPs are out this week including Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, Alkaline Trio, Dream State, Militarie Gun, Dead Poet Society, and more,
From turbulent highs to the lowest lows, the Irish alt/emo-rock sibling duo remerge stronger than ever.
The Aussie trio return in fine form with this addictive slice of alt-rock.
The North West quartet continue to push and evolve their sound into sonically bolder territory. Take a listen to ‘Ceremonia’.
‘A Different Shade of Misery’ captures Acres’ firey heaviness, textural ambience, and soaring melodies, in a tight raw and emotional package.
“If you’re looking for a rock ballad and Elon Musk diss track all-in-one, look no further.”
Find out what new albums and EPs are out this week including Green Day, Neck Deep, Omar Rodríguez-López, Mike Shinoda, Sleater-Kinney, and more.
It’s a massive update with over 60(!) new tracks including Enter Shikari, Yellowcard, Being As An Ocean, Acres, Yours Truly, and much more.
Drawing from shared experiences, as well as a mutual love for the Ramones and The Shangri-La’s, ‘Pictures of Myself’ proves to be a sassy, addictive tune.
Liverpool’s “agents of chaos” serve up the party soundtrack to the apocalypse with ‘Kids Wanna Dance’.
With 72 million global streams to their name, it’s clear Los Angeles-based quartet Dead Poet Society is doing something right.
Rough Justice show why the UK hardcore scene continues to be in a healthy state.
Bursting with an abundance of vibrancy, Kite Thief have quickly shown they are ones to watch. ‘