The kids are all right.Īlien Weaponry, Tangaroa (Napalm Records)įor fans of : Sepultura, Gojira, Strapping Young Lad That, plus their moments of experimentation, make them a band worth watching across the board. The UK act’s churning riffs and harsh vocal delivery have a real searing quality which makes them feel more genuine than some of their nu-metal-revivalist peers. We love it when a band sounds tangibly angry, and on Conquering, Employed to Serve definitely come off like someone filled their new boots with oatmeal. In other words: get on this now before there are a million other bands ripping this sound off.Įmployed to Serve, Conquering (Spinefarm)įor fans of : Code Orange, Slipknot, portrayal of guilt The addition of shoegaze and ambient music to their hard rock sound have made this band one to beat, and herald a new wave of pretty metal acts.
And if you were expecting that track to be an aberration, you’re out of luck - the whole record is a shimmery, soaring, emotional deep-dive. Months after the Internet had a crying fit over “Constance,” Spiritbox have finally released a full-length album. Eat your fucking vegetables.įor fans of : Deafheaven, ERRA, Bad Wolves While not the intestinal grindcore some crusty fans will forever crave, this is still one of the more entertaining death metal albums of the year. But it also approaches those tools with a renewed vigor, adding plenty of foam-mouthed fury to the mix. Torn Arteries learned much from its predecessor Surgical Steel - the lush death metal guitar tone, the moments of pure thrash, the gang howls.
Keep those ears bleeding!įor fans of : Arch Enemy, Kreator, Lock UpĪlways bet on Carcass to kick your ass all over the room. It’s Friday, which means two things: giving the week the finger and new music! Tune in every Friday for The Pit’s round-up of new releases, from singalong hard rock to pus-drenched underground death metal.
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