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Brother Venus tap directly into the fragile space between people on “Stories,” a grunge-leaning alt-rock cut that wrestles with intimacy, time, and the impossibility of ever fully knowing another human being. It’s a song about the things we almost say, the histories we carry quietly, and the conversations that feel urgent precisely because they can never be finished.

Loud George return with Nikol, a ferocious alt-rock/grunge hybrid that cuts straight through social expectations, silence, and submission. Hailing from Manchester, the band blends gritty distortion, emotionally loaded vocals, and confrontational lyricism into a track that feels both raw and cinematic.

Asylum Road return with Mask of Oblivion, a crushing and emotionally loaded groove-metal assault that dives straight into the reality of internal warfare. Hailing from Northern Ireland, the band fuses groove metal weight, metalcore urgency, and melodic depth into a track that feels both cinematic and confrontational. Fans of Killswitch Engage, Threat Signal, Sylosis, Parkway Drive, and Machine Head will feel immediately at home.

Metal doesn’t get more uncompromising than this. Suppressed Intentions have unleashed “Blood and Rust”, the hard-hitting single from their brutal full-length album To Hell With The Rest.

Afterdome unleashes a crushing new single with “Lust,” a raw and unfiltered plunge into obsession and forbidden desire. Blending ferocious heavy metal riffs with hard rock grit, the track explodes with primal energy and emotional agony, tapping into the darker impulses that live beneath the surface.

The Ineffectuals return with “The Hum” — a slow-building, bone-rattling rock monolith that fuses alt rock grit, grunge soul, and progressive intricacy. It’s not just a song; it’s a reckoning.

Romeopathy return with Tomorrow — a soaring alt-rock confession drenched in raw vulnerability and thunderous release. Balancing delicate introspection with explosive choruses, the track speaks to anyone who’s ever overstayed in a situation out of fear, habit, or hope. With echoes of Incubus, Biffy Clyro, and Funeral for a Friend, the band deliver a poignant message: sometimes the only thing holding us back is the silence we keep.

In a world overflowing with noise, Circle The Cityy cuts through the static with Animals—a visceral alt-rock statement on miscommunication, emotional disconnect, and the primal hunger to be understood.

Killian Ruffley returns with Ashes, a smouldering alt-rock meditation on faith, disillusionment, and the cost of human ambition. With soaring vocal lines, brooding guitars, and emotionally charged lyricism, Ashes captures the weight of existential grief in the face of beauty turned to ruin.

The latest single from LA-based alternative hard rock band i crashes in like a sonic tidal wave. Try is a raw, thunderous grunge-drenched rallying cry that doesn’t just ask for hope—it demands it.

The Kyle Jordan Project’s new single Waves is not just a song—it’s a full-body experience. With soaring guitars, hypnotic melodies, and lyrics that read like poetry scribbled on the walls of the cosmos, Waves takes listeners on a raw, emotional trip through ego death, fear, and transcendence.

Loud George’s new track Blue is a sinister shape-shifter — a song that slithers beneath your skin before you even know it’s there. With lyrics that paint a surreal picture of subversion and decay, Blue flips the script on vulnerability and power. What starts as a cryptic lament ("Distress is my disguise / Cry in mother tongue") quickly mutates into something far more dangerous.

Hard To Explain delivers a thunderous gut-punch of emotion and power with their latest track, Forget Me. This anthemic hard rock/metal banger plunges headfirst into the emotional turmoil of a woman caught in the grip of a toxic relationship—a space where she's overlooked, undervalued, and slowly erased by someone who once claimed to care.

SeverTheBond turn up the heat with Red Flags, the pulse-pounding midpoint in their concept album Dark Tokyo. This chapter zeroes in on “11,” the protagonist who finally gets the green light to pilot the mysterious rebel mech, Zero Rose, granted to him by the United Planetary Alliance.

Romeopathy's latest single Chemicals is a raw and haunting reflection on the tangled emotions of seeking parental validation

i band’s latest video, Enemy, takes a haunting approach to the battle within, blending beautiful melodies with unsettling truths

Hard To Explain dive headfirst into the fire with their latest hard-hitting anthem, S!CK—a seething blend of hard rock and nu-metal fury

Corners of Sanctuary (COS) is a New Wave of Traditional American Heavy Metal band that emerged from Philadelphia in 2011

Step into the dark allure of The Eternal Parade, Eisige Venen's latest masterpiece. This chilling track takes listeners on a mesmerizing

The Kyle Jordan Project dials up the attitude with "Tall Blonde Honey," a thunderous hard rock anthem oozing classic swagger and modern grit