Norwegian noise terrorists, Frostbitt, aim to disrupt. Their music is as iconoclastic as metal can be with riffs that resemble dupstep drops and glitchy squeal effects that sound like a…
Tag: mathcore
Greek hardcore quartet, Blame Kandinsky, released their debut album in 2017 and used the global lockdowns of 2020 to prepare their sophomore effort. Like many, they had the rare luxury…
Implore released their last two albums on Century Media and earned a reputation as the closest thing to a Teutonic mathcore band or even Germany’s answer to Converge. They had…
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Who remembers the importance of Italy’s Ephel Duath in 2003 when metal entered a period of reinvention after the demise of nu metal, the rise of black metal, and the…
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Texas trio, Mothman, play the type of chaotic hardcore that dispenses with the punk origins but retains its original spirit. Gone are the days when hardcore bands used to get…
US math-grind duo, Pound, caught the imagination with their 2019 sophomore effort and are here in the UK for an extended tour of Europe. Their travels through England culminate with…