Ellis Heasley

The new music video, for the track Serpent Queen, is a precursor to the upcoming second album from the South African metal band.

Brighton hardcore would not be in the rude health that it is were it not for bands like IMPOSTER who paved the way. Those aren’t so much our own words as those of one of the BN1’s very finest in NO RELIEF when we chatted to them earlier this year, and they’re right. The five-piece put out a demo way back in 2017 and followed it up quickly enough with 2019’s

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Titled Ode To The Dark Matter, the new track from the Finnish doom trio is taken from their upcoming new album Unversum, which is scheduled to be released next week via Lay Bare Recordings.

Vertex have released a new music video for their new song 'All My Hatred'! Watch it here on Distorted Sound!

“We only really aspired to be a local band in the beginning.” How many times have you heard that one before? A group of mates get together, put out three or four songs, play a few shows and move on with their lives. Often that’s exactly how it goes, but sometimes the scene has other ideas – sometimes a band is too good to slip through the cracks and before you or even they know it they’ve got multiple releases to their name and perhaps even made it to a debut full-length. This is where we find

The new music video, for the track Whisper, is taken from the French post-punk/cold wave quartet’s upcoming new EP YELL, which is scheduled to be released in November this year.

Few albums have ever scarred the face of extreme music more indelibly than Calculating Infinity by THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN. Mathcore, noisecore, chaotic hardcore – whatever you want to call it all that stuff had developed into something quite special over the course of the 90s, starting essentially with the criminally underrated

“This is definitely the record we would have made if nobody cared at all.” No-one in CHAT PILE expected to be doing this full-time. Formed in Oklahoma City in 2019, their name taken from the mountains of mining waste that litter the northeastern part of their home state, how many grim and grimy noise rock bands that sing about the untold horrors of global capitalism do you know that actually ‘make it’? And thus, as those words from frontman

Vocalist Jamie Waggett and bassist Dave Marcovecchio discuss the making of 'Collapse'.