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What is out on this #NewMusicFriday?
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There was a smattering of releases, including ‘The wilted EP’ by Paleface Swiss, during the festive break. However, today is the first proper #NewMusicFriday of the year. However, it is quite a subdued one with Alter Bridge being the clear frontrunner. The arena rockers are starting the year with the release of their self-titled album.
Beyond that, there are new albums from The Cribs and Lionheart. Italian genre-expansive experimentalists Zu deliver a double album in the form of ‘Ferrum Sidereum’. Devon-based post-punk outfit Big Shipping shares their debut album. ‘Nobody Asked For This’ contains plenty of big, off-kilter post-hardcore riffs, with lyrical desperation. Meanwhile, Canadian punks, Calling All Captains serve up some of their rawest material to date with their new EP, ‘The Things That I’ve Lost’.
What is out on #NewMusicFriday?
Post-Hardcore | Metalcore | Hardcore | Metal | Death Metal / Deathcore | EPs
Albums
Rock / Alternative Rock / Hard Rock
Alter Bridge – Alter Bridge
Dry Cleaning – Secret Love
Pistols At Dawn – Memento Mori
Brayton – Mortis: Palingenesis
Alternative / Indie / Post-Rock
The Cribs – Selling A Vibe
Six Going On Seven – Human Tears
Emo / Pop-Punk / Pop-Rock / Punk / Post-Punk
The Jewelry – Powder
Post-Hardcore
Big Shipping – Nobody Asked For This
Metalcore
Queen Kona – Long Live
Surefire – Endorphins
GAI 荄 – You Lie (Extended Truth)
Bite Down – Violent Playground
Hardcore
Lionheart – Valley of Death II
Lower Definition – The Purpose Of The Moon
Metal
Zu – Ferrum Sidereum
Venger – Times of Legend
Beyond the Black – Break The Silence
Fear Of Domination – Katharsis
Death Metal / Deathcore
Oraculum – Hybris Divina
EPs
Calling All Captains – The Things That I’ve Lost
If you think I’ve missed something or have a new album/EP/song to tell us about, tell us about it here.
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If you’re looking for the latest tracks focusing on rock, punk, hardcore, metal, emo, and everything in between, then check out our ‘Newish Music’ playlist on Spotify or Apple Music.
