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Athenian progressive metalers Calyces share their new album, Fleshy Waves of Probability, out on March 21. It’s a mix of ’00s sludge prog metal with ’70s progressive rock influences, and you can hear it below.

Midwest blackened death metal outfit Throne take a more brutal approach on their sophomore album.

Time And The Hunter, an experimental electronica group formed by ex-Dark Tranquillity guitarist Niklas Sundin and The Moor main-brain Enrico Longhin, debut three tracks from their forthcoming Inertia Music debut, Weapon Pt. I.

Texas grindcore royalty returns to rip again with Terror Corpse.

Long-running Italian post-hardcore and noise punk force STORMO return with Tagli/Talee. Hear it here before it release on March 21 via Prosthetic Records.

Black metal/punk hybrid Final Dose take you to their “Dark Paradise.”

Australian stoner/doom crew Amammoth debut their new record.

Enemy Inside recently brought their new record, Venom, to the masses via Reigning Phoenix. The metalcore/industrial/weirdo band shared a track-by-track breakdown of the album with us.

Experience Persekutor mania via a new single and a spring tour that begins tomorrow with Bewitcher and Deathchant.

Hear fierce Denver metalcore outfit Hellgrammites get all stabby on new track “Bayonet,” from their upcoming Ethos EP.

CrusHuman serve up groovy, aggressive death metal on their latest effort.

There’s no reason to be bummed en masse about Sullen Population, the new ripper from grindforce Human Shield

Death metal goes grunge on Surgent‘s new track.

Montreal/Stockholm progressive metalers Voidchaser, are dropping their latest EP, Trust, on March 7, and they’re sharing it with us first. The record is their follow-up to the 2024 release Solace and comes ahead of a soon-to-be announced tour.

French progressive metal band March of Scylla are dropping their debut album, Andromeda, on March 7 via Klonosphere and Season of Mist. Hear it now before it becomes available.

Hear and acquire this exclusive new flexi disc single from Philly black metal phenoms Unholy Altar before the discs are sold out for good!

Nasalrod have never been ones to play it safe. Their latest single, “The Maker,” is a whirlwind of punk intensity, jagged rhythms & theatrical vocal acrobatics—exactly the kind of unhinged energy you’d expect from a band that thrives on the unpredictable.

Creeping out from the shadowy underbelly of urban Los Angeles, In Covert is the sound of modern anxiety clawing at the walls.

The Gothenburg sound has never gone out of style, but Til The End aren’t just here to pay tribute—they’re here to carve out their path with sharpened riffs and anthemic aggression.

Swedish powerviolence purveyors Xiao debut the explosive title track from their new album.

Tis the season for the anxiety-fueled, neo-industrial grindcore of Trauma Bond.

Maud the Moth explore a soft/heavy dynamic on new album The Distaff.

London’s death metal force, Vacuous, makes their thunderous return today. Vocalist Jo Chen walks is through In His Blood.

Havukruunu, one of Finland’s finest black metal exports, reveal Tavastland before its Friday release.

Hear OOBRIS IOS unleash the celestial chaos of “ Kesais Irabad Xogolo Arait.”

Liverpool doom kings celebrate violence and video games with their new video for “Desolation Hexx.”

Ahamkara return with their first album in 10 years, featuring new drummer Austin Lunn (Panopticon).

Hear the latest from Memphis beatdown grindcore maniacs Korroded in advance of their band-spanking new EP, Augment To Kill.

Solo black metal project Muskeg Charnel returns with the fourth in their seven-part series about death and decomposition.

You’ll turn a shade of deep purple after facing off with Dayton demolitionists Bitchy Rackmore.