It’s been two years since Australian pop-punk outfit With Confidence released their debut album Better Weather. In that time they’ve gone away, had a line-up reshuffle and come back stronger than ever with new album Love & Loathing.

Foxing are back with their third full length album ‘Nearer My God’, looking to build upon the success that they garnered with their previous release ‘Dealer’ and continue their creative growth.

After a three year wait Halestorm are back with their fourth studio album Vicious. Sure, they released a covers album in the form of their Reanimate 3.0 in 2017, but nothing compares to a new release with fresh material – and once again, the quartet do not disappoint!

Brighton based quartet Orchards have just released their Losers/Lovers EP via Big Scary Monsters. Produced by Thomas Le Beau Morley, the EP touches upon everything from love, loss and mental health in a sincere and special way.

Following on from the first stage of their ‘The Architect’ concept, The Walking Dead Orchestra present their second full length album ‘Resurrect’. The big question is now that the band have five years more experience under their belt have they built on the foundations laid with their debut?

Black Fast are back with their latest offering of high octane thrash metal ‘Spectre Of Ruin’ and are looking to pick up where they left off with their previous outing ‘Terms Of Surrender’.

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.