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New Releases to Listen To

  • 4 hours ago
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Need some metal releases for some mental release? Check out the heavy songs below. Whether you're discovering new artists or refreshing your playlist, this collection of metal and alternative rock songs highlights a mix of iconic classics, modern favourites, and underrated gems. Artists to keep an eye on include Breeding Chaos, Silka Weil, Bottle Neck, and Voodoo Queen.


Whether you're in the mood for high-energy anthems, emotional lyrics, or technical musicianship, there's something here for every kind of rock and metal fan. Keep listening for cosmic death metal, heavy metal, doom metal, blues rock, heavy blues, stoner blues, alt rock, industrial music, and much more metal! From crushing riffs and soaring choruses to melodic ballads and genre-blending tracks, these recommendations span everything from classic heavy metal and metalcore to hard rock, post-hardcore, and alternative rock.



'Midnight Blue' by Montréal Alt-Rock Singer-Songwriter Silka Weil


"Bright Cage" by French Fuzz Stoner Heavy Blues Rock band Voodoo Queen


"Echoes of Life" by Industrial Alt-Rock band Bottle Next


"Legion Of The Dead" by French Cosmic Death Metal Band Breeding Chaos


Debut Album 'Light the Fire' by Wet'suwet'en Tsimshian Alt-Rock Singer-Songwriter Mercedes Brown


Happy Listening!!

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