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Helicopter Leaves push into sharper, heavier territory with What’s One More Place?, a track that trades comfort for velocity and weight. There is a restless urgency driving it forward, with guitars hitting harder and rhythms refusing to settle, creating a sense of motion that never quite resolves. Despite its intensity, the song keeps a melodic core intact, letting emotion cut cleanly through the noise. It feels like a moment of overload turned into release, where everything spills out at once but still lands with precision.

A bold, high-impact step that leaves a lasting imprint.

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Nashville-based technical death metal oufit Inferi have released a music video for their track “Godless Sky”, streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below. Frontman Stevie Boiser commented on the new song: Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

Big Fear’s Courier Mail arrives with a quiet intensity, unfolding like a message you are not sure you want to read but cannot ignore. The production feels spacious yet purposeful, allowing each element to breathe while tension lingers just beneath the surface. There is a subtle push and pull between restraint and release, where the vocals carry both vulnerability and quiet defiance. Hints of art rock and indie experimentation slip through, shaped with a careful, atmospheric touch.

Courier Mail does not rush to reveal itself, it lingers, unsettles, and slowly pulls you deeper in.

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Crab’s Unlimited is a fuzz-drenched indie rock rush that leans fully into distortion without losing its sense of direction. Layers of overdriven guitars collide and blur into a thick, immersive haze, yet beneath it all lies a strong melodic pulse that keeps the track grounded. There is a restless energy running through it, equal parts scrappy and deliberate, where noise becomes expression rather than excess.

Unlimited thrives in that sweet spot between chaos and control, delivering a sound that feels raw, immediate, and endlessly absorbing.

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Armored Saint have chosen “Emotion Factory Reset” as the title of their ninth studio album, which is set for release on May 22nd via Metal Blade Records. Bassist/vocalist Joey Vera handled production on the record, while Jay Ruston — known for his work with Stone Sour and Anthrax — took care of mixing duties. “Close To The Bone” serves as th… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

Kid Blank turns heartbreak into something strangely uplifting with Goodbye Love, a jangly, harmony-rich indie rocker that hides its emotional weight beneath a bright, irresistible sheen. Guitars sparkle, rhythms bounce, and the hook lands with immediate, singalong appeal, yet there is a quiet sense of finality running underneath it all. It feels like smiling through the ache, waving goodbye while still standing in the moment a little longer. The contrast works effortlessly, giving the track both energy and depth.

Goodbye Love captures that fragile space where letting go sounds almost like freedom.

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Portrayal Of Guilt have returned with another two-song release from their forthcoming album “…Beginning Of The End.” The tracks “Object Of Pain” and “Death From Above” have both been shared alongside accompanying music videos. As with their previous single, the videos were directed by Craig Murray and continue the narrative introduced in the… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

TFlasha’s Hermes marches forward with purpose, a track that feels carved out of grit and intention. Built on a dark, weighty beat that echoes like distant footsteps in formation, the production carries a sense of urgency without ever losing control. TFlasha delivers with clarity and conviction, letting the message cut through the heaviness rather than getting buried in it. There is a deliberate balance between raw energy and thoughtful expression, giving the track both edge and substance.

Hermes advances, steady and focused, leaving a lasting imprint.

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Melting have unveiled their new single “Glare,” following recording sessions that took place last October. The track arrives alongside an official music video directed by Karl Steller, streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below. Fans of Melting will be able to catch the band’s live debut at The Workers Club on April 17th. Fr… Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com

Ride finds Arkells and Grouplove locking into a carefree, sunlit groove that feels instantly familiar yet undeniably alive. There is a breezy, almost weightless quality to the track, driven by jangly guitars, pulsing rhythms, and that undeniable vocal chemistry that lifts everything skyward. Beneath its easygoing charm, the song quietly circles something deeper, a reminder that freedom often lives in the simplest moments. It moves like a late afternoon bike ride with nowhere to be, where melody and motion blur into one. Effortless on the surface, but built with heart and intention underneath.

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