The effort to improve and diversify themselves within metalcore handily overshadows some of the clumsiness on 156/Silence’s new album.
Tag: industrial rock
2000trees Festival 2026 kicks off with an almighty bang thanks to Static Dress, with plenty more excitement to be found from PUP, The Bronx, The Dirty Nil, Bleech 9:3, Stress Positions and more.
Although Motionless In White’s industrialised metalcore has undergone little in the way of enhancement, it still yields a supremely fun time.
An intimate, fan-focused show continues Black Veil Brides’ new run of success, perhaps with even more highlights and brushes with truly great presence.
For as transitional as Saint Agnes’ new album feels, it still provides some good signs that they’re capable of breaking away from the edgy alt-rock pack into something more their own.
In this Review Round-Up, great work comes from Lord Of The Lost finishing their album trilogy and Love Rarely delivering one of the breakthroughs of 2026…next to a total waste of time from From Ashes To New.
With a packed crowd and a slew of eerie, enigmatic alt-metal cuts to hand, SKYND make as big an impression as possible as they arrive in Manchester.
2025 is coming to a close, so we’ve gone back through the last 12 months to take a look at all the major rock, metal, punk and alternative releases that we missed.
Expanding from mathcore into the darker, more industrial reaches of metal finds Pupil Slicer at their most crushing, uncompromising, and just plain best.
In this Review Round-Up, familiarity sits across the board, but whereas Sainthood Reps and SCALER are just solid at it, White Reaper manage to do a good bit more.