Listen to the new single from Coheed and Cambria frontman Claudio Sanchez here.

Almost three years after their fourth full-length 'Neon', progressive metalcore outfit ERRA are back with their new self-titled record. Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Grammy-nominated duo Carson Slovak and Grant McFarland, ERRA tackle depression, anxiety and desperation on the fifth studio effort, which is out later this week via UNFD. We caught up with vocalist Joseph "JT" Cavey ahead of the release, to discuss ERRA's formation, ambitions, influences and more.

The tour is in support of the band's UK number one album, 'For Those That Wish To Exist'. 

'The Idles Of March' is the title-track from Kennedy's forthcoming sophomore album - check out the video here.

The post-hardcore quartet reveal another track from their forthcoming EP, 'Arsonist'.

BRUIT were joined by the brass section from the Capitol National Orchestra and organist Wanying Lin for the performance, which was recorded last November in the Gesu church in Toulouse, France. 

The track is the first to be released from their upcoming second album.

Scottish alt-rockers To Kill Achilles are a five-piece band, who are fearless when it comes to tackling tough lyrical topics. Taking inspiration from deeply personal life experiences, the post-hardcore-meets-alternative-rock-meets-alternative-metalcore band proudly wear their hearts on their sleeves, heavily displayed in their heart wrenching second studio album, 'Something To Remember Me By'. Here's why you should check them out!

The series will be based on the band's discography - opening story themes are based on their forthcoming album, 'The Bitter Truth'.

Aggression is quite often the source of inspiration and delivers a cathartic energy into a band's music, but it is rare that this aggression is channelled into every facet of a record. From the pure visceral vocals, the lyrical content and the instrumentation itself, Death Blooms have let their anger at the world consume every inch of their new record 'Fuck Everything', and the result feels like you've just gone 12 rounds with a heavyweight boxer.