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This four-piece powerhouse is taking nostalgia to new heights in the thrash metal scene.

Echoes captures the energy of its influences while firmly standing in the present.

Vows to Boscobel is a masterclass in atmosphere, emotion, and intent.

Stockholm Syndrome is a mental exercise that challenges you to think critically.

From start to finish, 3AM 666 offers a dynamic experience best described as a horror movie rock opera.

If you’re looking for a catchy sing-along chorus, this song delivers.

Tides moves like moonlight across an endless sea, with melodies rising and falling gently.

Hawthorne Oachs isn't merely singing; she is opening a door to something greater, and the world is ready to follow her through it.

Escape Your Fate blends alt-rock energy with undeniable conviction.

The Wrestlers are a three-piece thrash metal powerhouse with nostalgic sounds.

The latest from Vudu Sister leaves a memory as vivid as a whispered confession.

Trailer Park is a song that resonates in all the right ways.

Compromised is empowering and full of expressive lyrics.

The Fremonts blend elements of folk, country, blues, and rock in a way that feels both familiar and enduring.

Trust Devoured offers a bold, cathartic journey that demands attention and rewards you with depth and intensity.

Cinder’s new song blurs the lines between shoegaze, industrial, and grunge.

Peregrine Stanzas showcases heavy basslines complemented by crispy vocals and exceptional guitar.

Ghost is an EP filled with raw emotion.

Aeternum Vale is heavy, ruthless, and unapologetically Southern.

The latest from Hawthorne Oachs is another song full of depth and honesty.