Denmark’s favourite modern rock outfit Siamese started the year with the release of brand-new music prior to their headline shows and tour with Nothing More in February with ‘Vertigo’ via Long Branch Records!
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Australian alt-rock/pop punk band Yours Truly is back with the new single ‘Call My Name’, out via UNFD, and the first new music since 2022!
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Enter Shikari release new track ‘Losing My Grip’ featuring Jason Butler of Fever 333, the first new music from them in 2024, following the band’s biggest year to date with the release of their album ‘A Kiss for the Whole World’ and the announcement of a huge world tour (that will include Fever 333 as support for all dates in UK and Europe)!
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After extensive touring, the Finnish alt-rock outfit Cyan Kicks are stepping back into the ring to get nominated to represent Finland at Eurovision 2024 with their new single ‘Dancing With Demons’!
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Alt-punk collective Gen and the Degenerates are telling the world that ‘Kids Wanna Dance’ with another single from their upcoming album ‘Anti-Fun Propaganda’, set for release in February via Marshall Records!
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While we are still regularly looking back at what 2023 brought us, we of course also need to look forward. So here is the first edition of our 2024 series of articles where we bring the editorial team’s most anticipated releases with Escuela Grind, Green Day, The Empire Strikes, Saxon, Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes, Static-X, The Gems, Lucifer, Manticora and Hiraes in January!
German alt-rock & punk pop outfit Letters Sent Home announce their debut album ‘Forver Undone’ to be out in April via SharpTone Records and share the new single ‘I hope I die first.’!
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British indie rock band The Last Dinner Party were recently crowned as “Sound of 2024” by BBC Radio 1 and dropped by Belgian radio channel Studio Brussel for a live session, just ahead of the release of their debut album ‘Prelude to Ecstasy’, scheduled for February!
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A selection of 30 photos that Helder likes a lot from one of his most productive year considering covering concerts, including captures of Fear Factory, Atreyu, Jinjer, Rolo Tomassi, Stone, The Kooks, Pixies, Wunderhorse, Yours Truly, You Me at Six, Lake Malice, Bloodywood, Epica, Avatar, The 69 Eyes, Nova Twins, Cam Cole, Sabaton, The Lumineers, Grailknights, All For Metal, The Baboon Show, Combichrist, Megaherz, The BossHoss, Cancer Bats, Kvelertak, Fixation, Ignea, and Butcher Babies.
French industrial post-punk duo Kill The Thrill drift with force on ‘A la dérive’, another single from their upcoming album ‘Autophagie’, set for release at the end of this month via Season of Mist!
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