The Glasgow alt-punk nu-metallers will be inviting us to eat their dust when they release their new EP next month, from which this is the second cut to be released by way of whetting our appetite.
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So, here we are, batterin’ and breezin’, poundin’ ‘n’ pummellin’, stompin’ ‘n’ strollin’ our way into the darkened heart and soul of another busy rockin’ ‘n’ rollin’ month here in the Überverse… We’ve the death decks fully cranked up, and the amps set so loud that the neighbours are gonna enjoy some of the finest sounds around (whether they want to not!) – just as are you, our loyal readers… so, grab a chilled beer or three, settle into your favourite armchair and enjoy our latest selection of the hottest aural delights to have come our way over the past seven days:
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In the year now known as CE791, longships containing fierce, long-haired warriors from the far-off northlands of Scandinavia first appeared off the coast of Ireland, their occupants seeking what they had sought and found elsewhere around the periphery of the North Sea and beyond – plunder and prisoners. Over the course of the next half a century or so, the raiders gradually transitioned into settlers, founding the island’s first permanent settlements in the likes of Dublin and Limerick, and by the time their Norman descendents likewise came calling, some 200 years later, they had integrated seamlessly into the local population. Now, a millennium further along the timeline, a new band of raiders have appeared on the horizon, descending from the north west to pillage our hearts, souls and eardrums with equally lethal intent, their axes creating music rather than spilling blood but their war drums still sounding loud and proud, a defiant declaration.
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The self-styled New Jersey dirt rockers return to take us a place #BeyondBelow with their first new music in almost seven years, in turn the first sample of their upcoming fifth album, which is scheduled for release in heat of July.
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Ignescent’s latest album, ‘Eternal’, delivers a potent mix of heavy riffs, catchy hooks, and Jennifer Benson’s soaring vocals that could light up both Christian metal and mainstream rock stages. The Chicago band’s follow-up to ‘Fight In Me’ builds on their dynamic sound, blending downtuned guitars from Andre Leon, muscular bass by Mikey Green and Kohl Coryell’s driving drums with pop-infused songcraft that’s radio-ready yet headbang-worthy.
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