This Wild Life are following up 2016’s Low Tides with new album Petaluma, out now on Epitaph Records. Flaunting all the heartfelt lyrics, emotive vocals and catchy guitar lines you could want, we have high hopes for this release.

Danish rock quartet Royal Mob have released their debut album Cinematic via Prime Collective. Check out what we thought of it here…

After a turbulent year for the Swedish giants the Clergy are definitely back in ceremony for their fourth full length effort ‘Prequelle’. Be prepared to revel and worship at the altar of Ghost.

Australian trio Columbus return with ‘A Hot Take On Heart Break’ – the follow up to their 2016 debut release ‘Spring Forever’ – and this album appears to be a massive left turn in their musical direction.

Fresh faced, young upstarts Layover are here with their debut EP ‘Your Laughter Never Leaves’, chock full of catchy hooks, big choruses and sad lyrics that will give any listener a well needed injection of emo/punk nostalgia.

The Dali Thundering Concept are looking to take the progressive metal world by storm with their second full length album ‘Savages’. They have taken the experience they have gained since the release of ‘Eyes Wide Opium’ and honed their skills to devastating effect.

Nottingham based rockers Eva Plays Dead have just released their EP The Fix and it’s definitely a fix of something! Plugging away in the independent scene is never easy, but this EP is something of a resurgence for a band who’ve played with the likes of Alien Ant Farm, Skindred and Devilskin, amongst others.

Reigning Days bring the rock with the release of their new record Eclipse, recently dropped via Marshall Records – is this debut album going to be groundbreaking or leave fans wanting more?

The boys from Byron Bay return with their sixth full length studio full-length ‘Reverence’, and have prepared an album that moves them even further away from their humble metalcore beginnings than their previous outing ‘Ire’.

Cancer Bats have always been known for doing things outside of the box and they’ve done just that by dropping their brand new album The Spark That Moves without prior warning, surprising fans across the globe with the follow up to 2015’s Searching For Zero. With another remarkable album under their belts, it’s awesome to see Cancer Bats are back and doing things exactly the way they want.