Releases

59:1 (fiftynine to one) [Video]

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Going Down [Single]

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Rush Hour [Video]

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La Caverna

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La Caverna

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La Caverna

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La Caverna

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La Caverna

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out London O2 show

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Cuatro Singles que Sacuden el 2026 - La Caverna

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Prizefighter (★★½): Een terrasje op zondagnamiddag

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“Butch’s Guns”

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Winds of Change - Spectrum Culture

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Flash Flood

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Solo Suono - minimalism on saxophone and electronics,…

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Nested in Tangles - outstanding singer-songwriter folk/Americana prog rock with…

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Can Such Delightful Times Go On Forever? - the new album from Drew Daniel of…

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Cuatro Canciones para Sentir Sin Armadura - La Caverna

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Carry On, Rival Mob, Saves The Day, Obituary, Incendiary, Merauder & more

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Clipping

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“I’m Surprised the Tour Actually Happened”

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Essence - Essence - black metal distilled to its raw core, offered without compromise.

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STARVVING - 'A fleeting glimmer in the abyss, a scream suspended between glitch and dream.' - Metal Magazine

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Todas as Vidas Importam - Extreme Metal for Animal Rights.

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6 Weeks Holiday, Nowhere To Play - Lofi Indie Pop!

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333 - A raw, cold descent into the Abyss to face the Demon of Dispersion.

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Dystopiate - Infiltrator (Single) - 3-track EP of vicious BM influenced d-beat/crust out of Boston

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Ö̢́ͨ̋ͅꪜ Ȧ̰ͭ͛̿̚𝚜ђꫀ𝚜 & D̯͍̲͕́̈́͆ͤ̏͐яꫀąɱ𝚜 - Cenizas de vida, sueños de muerte.

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Praying for Rain - Fuzzy Pop and Etc.

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Identity Thief - From the first explosive moments of leadoff track “Easy Lies” the chemistry of this Austin, TX ensemble is undeniable, and it carries us through a breathless 9 song manifesto on the vitality of full-band modern rock music in 2025.

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Second Entrée - A collection of songs about the stresses of holiday seasons

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Murder in the White Barn - Meet the ultimate villain. Told as a dialogue between a killer and his victim, this doom folk ballad depicts human evil as a brew of entitlement, grievance, and sheer lunacy.

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Sinister Creed - This isn’t a collection of songs; it is a 35-minute descent into the caustic heart of the abyss.

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Take the Tyrant Down - Both timely and timeless, “Take the Tyrant Down” is a classic protest song written from the point of view of a people breaking from oppression.

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Crushing Burden of Despair - Both soulful and sarcastic, this bluesy, doomy stomp pulls zero punches with its social commentary.

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Affliction - A melodic techno take on DNB

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Devil Cult - An unyielding manifestation of pure Satanic Black Metal, Devil Cult is a masterpiece of bestial hymns and ritualistic darkness.

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Mùthadh I - This hauntingly immersive 6-track album blends brooding black metal, blackgaze, and blackened doom to create a cinematic, emotionally charged soundscape that moves from crushing intensity to melancholic depth.

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The Black Orchard - Dark Folk Music For The Darkest Of Folk

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Take My Side - We love that Sound

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Studded Metal Album for Some Reason │ Exclaim!

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profile Collaborations with Chris Stapleton, Hozier, Gracie Abrams and More on 'Prizefighter' (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine

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Julia Cumming, The Goldberg Sisters, The Messthetics & James Brandon Lewis, Bryce Vine, Altin Gün & More - Glide Magazine

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La Caverna

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La Caverna

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La Caverna

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La Caverna

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Drum's Not Dead by Liars, 20 Years On | The Quietus

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Folk Single “Koneko”

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Donovan Woods Offers a Beautifully Devastating Act of Remembrance in a Stirring Folk Elegy - Atwood Magazine

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