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Abrasion, “Intro/Coward's Display,” from Demonstration (2020)

Southern California metalcore that owes equal inspiration to Merauder, All Out War, and H8000...

Black Harvest, “Abandon,” from Sun Across the Fields (Self-Released, 2020)

Supreme technical, progressive, and visceral extreme metal from one of the genre's more unsung greats.

The Feeds, “Stepping Out,” from The Feeds (Self-Released, 2020)

Excellent "melodic, riff-driving rock 'n' roll" featuring ex-members of underrated '90s greats Lustre.

Fleshwater, “Linda Claire,” from Demo 2020 (Self-Released, 2020)

"Grungegaze" greatness with probable lineup ties to Vein.

Stubborn, “Consuming of Self,” from Life Out of Balance (Self-Released, 2020)

Sludgy, brutishly groove-soaked metalcore from Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Teeth Engraved With the Names of the Dead, “Hunted,” from It Will Be Dark Soon (Self-Released, 2020)

Philly-based noise/industrial duo returns with some of their finest output to date.

Bál, “Hún Finnur Mig” (2020)

Soarin'/slammin' alt.-metal grooves, fresh out of Reykjavík, Iceland.

Tilted, “Honest,” from Washed (Self-Released, 2020)

For fans of: Sugar. Like, dead-on.

Dissolve, “Spider Squadrons,” from Until the Drugs Wear Off (Maitsuba, 2020)

Skull-crackingly vicious yet underrated metalcore on-and-off for nearly three decades.

Damokles, “It's Closing Time” (2020)

Slightly heavy/melodic post-hardcore-and-then-some from this new Norwegian outfit.

Too Many Voices, “Head and Heart,” from Catch Me If You Can (Division Street Sounds/Not Like You, 2020)

Melodic and emotive hardcore/punk à la "Dag Nasty and H2O in a blender."

Silver Chains, “Under All the Light,” from All Hail! (Self-Released, 2019)

Sinewy, post-punk-infused noise rock from Vancouver, Canada.

Chat Pile, “Mask,” from Remove Your Skin Please (Self-Released, 2019)

An atypically interesting and unsettled form of lightly industrialized "sludge-noise" that really leaves a mark.

Magazine Beach, “Trainwreck,” from Sick Day (Self-Released, 2019)

Up-and-coming emo-ish/pop-tinged alt.-rock out of Washington, D.C.

Dirty Larry, “The Alarm” (2019)

A gritty new hip-hop cut from the former frontman of Elements DEC.

Test Meat, “Brunt,” from Enjoy (Team Meat, 2019)

"Where's the beef?" Right fuckin' here!

6th Circle, “Seed of Despair,” from The Third Estate (Sentient Ruin Laboratories, 2019)

Described by the label as electro-industrial/EBM for fans of Front 242, Skinny Puppy, etc.—and I actually agree!

Forced Neglect, “Bloodspiller,” from Need to Feed (Self-Released, 2019)

Crisp 'n' crunchy crossover thrash that should make Power Trip fans go apeshit.

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