Metalcore band Asuna, from Poughkeepsie, New York, drop a blazing new track, “Chariots!”
This song gets right into it with a brutal but grindy progression, but it doesn’t skimp on that power chorus we are all looking for! You’ll find heavy rhythms and lead guitar that show intricacy without overpowering the rest of the song. There is a strong use of panning and right left layering to create compelling transitions as well! This one is a classic heavy hitter that shows the best of both worlds in aggression and melody. I am also a sucker for breakdowns and solos, so get ready for that!
Give this track a look, and follow Asuna to keep posted on their upcoming events!
Tag: Metalcore
German Metalcore band, Howl Like Wolves, kick it off strong with their second track release “Into The Waves.”
The song has an amazing ability to transition from low to high intensity levels. The calming intro with synth, floating vocals, and lo-fi drums, quickly kicks you in the face with a powerful yell and explosion of live instruments. The track then alternates between calmer verse sections similar to the intro, and soaring chorus sections that open up into a wide heroic sound. The use of synthesizers and the sound of ocean waves towards the end of the song give the track depth that is hard to come across.
If you like heavy music and metal yells, but also enjoy a triumphant lead vocal that brings a melodic sound to the table, you better check this track out!
Give Into The Waves a listen, and stay tuned with Howl Like Wolves to catch the rest of their four song EP, Crown, dropping December 10th!
Hungarian metal band Inhale Me bring us on a journey with their new track “Renegade”.
The track is an amazing culmination of hardcore style jamming, song enveloping vocals, and punchy rhythm sections. Starting strong with a pummeling of distortion and sound, the song then lifts into a well thought out chorus that floats in the mix. Inhale Me doesn’t stop there, with a breakdown contrasting between soft vocals and electronic elements, to an unhinged drum and growling section in retaliation.
The band uses some effective spatial elements that will keep you hooked until the end!
What does the essence of a renegade mean to you? Give it a listen and see how Inhale Me does things!
In Shallows throw down “Phantom Grace”
New Hampshire metalcore band In Shallows, drop their powerful new track “Phantom Grace.”
The track starts off bringing in a tsunami of sound with pounding drums and and heavy guitar. The brutality is offset by wide synth progressions in the background giving the song a nice balance. With effective use of breaks and transitions throughout the structure of the song, it’ll leave you waiting for that heavy wall of sound to return!
If you are a fan of heavy tracks that would get you stomping around on the venue floor, give this one a listen!
As the first single for their upcoming third album, H.E.R.O. have gone all out. The song features a massive wall of sound that would sound at home on a modern Bring Me The Horizon record, as well as a catchy arrangement and powerful vocals.
For those who enjoy riffs and head banging, don’t worry; you won’t notice anything missing with this track!
If you aren’t familiar with H.E.R.O. yet, I suggest taking a listen to their most recent album, Bad Blood – and look forward to album #3 soon!
Find H.E.R.O. on: their website | Facebook | Instagram
Based in Manchester, UK, Daniel Jenkins doesn’t sound like the average solo project…
He releases music under the name Lionfight, and his latest track “Heaviness” show that one man can be an entire band. Not only is the song full of aggression and killer riffs, but the production is also spot on – crisp highs, clear vocals, and a solid low end to push the track forward.
It’s no secret that we like modern metalcore here at RMP – after all, Warped Tour never died in our hearts.
When German 4 piece Torrential Rain sent a new track to be shared, it was an instant “yes!”
Not only have we shared their music in the past (read our writeup about “Home Alone”), we also really enjoyed the new track “Left Outside” and decided that this well-crafted track needed to get a couple extra listens.
Take a listen now, and enjoy the video created by Christian Brauner featuring lighting by Michael Dorner.
We’ve all been affected by the pandemic in one way or another. Practically everything we hear is bad news – after all there isn’t much good that comes from a global pandemic.
But there’s at least one good thing that we can thank the pandemic for: The Pauline Principle.
The band have just released their debut single, “Broken and Prone” and a lyric video to go with it. The song is extremely well produced, and showcases how artists from vastly different areas of the globe can collaborate to make great music.
With this being the band’s first single, I have to say I hope there are many more to come!
Sacramento-based metalcore/progressive metal band Vice Versa are back – with a new twist on their sound, no less.
Fusing traditional metalcore riffs with modern electronic elements, I can’t help but draw a connection between Vice Versa, who is much heavier in general, and their fellow Sacramentans Jamie’s Elsewhere (yeah, bet you haven’t thought of that band in roughly a decade).
I enjoy Vice Versa’s fresh take on blending styles – they’ve successfully avoided being another cookie-cutter band like so many are these days.
Check out the song below!
Lynchburg, VA, metalcore act Two Sides of Me have dropped an epic new single called “White Noise”.
The song creatively blends metalcore standards such as big guitar riffs and glitches with a catchy synth line to tie the top end together.
Mixed and mastered by Zach Jones of My Enemies & I, it’s clear that Two Sides of Me is pulling out all the stops to ensure they have great material.
Here’s to more new tracks from TSOM!
You can find Two Sides of Me on: their website | your favorite streaming platform