Welcome to New Music Friday where we round-up all the week’s releases from metalcore, hardcore, alternative and indie.

It may be autumn outside, but in Brixton’s Electric the air is stiflingly hot, and with the audience piling onto the dance ...

The answer, for the most part, is yes. Landfall is a monumental return to form for Wage War. It seems they’ve managed to find their rhythm, and the resulting album is most of what you’d want from them ...

“Um, so here’s my problem with Left To Suffer: severely overprocessed.“ ...

Love is Noise have gotten a lot of well-deserved praise for their genre-bending, as expected of a metal band name named after a Verve song. Their first two EPs balanced breakdowns and screams with ...

Our first interview from RADAR Festival 2026 is with Volumes. Zena caught up with vocalist Michael Barr to talk about a ...

Could they release something as good as their landmark album?” The band reunites, they start playing shows, and they announce ...

Pillow Fort have really taken their time to craft something worthy of such a hall of fame. This is a stripped-down album in a ...

One of the aspects of To The Grave ’s modern deathcore style that makes their sound stand out among the crowd when compared ...

The separation that burns our hearts, Is the root of all our disease” ArcTanGent’s last hurrah at Fernhill Farm was ...

There will always be that appeal to the bigger festivals; people will swear by the likes of ArcTanGent and 2000trees, which take us to idyllic fields for a grandiose weekend of all the music we love.