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With the end of the year creeping closer and releases piling up faster than anyone can reasonably keep track of, here’s another round of underground damage worth your time. Hardcore, screamo, punk, metal, and all the weird offshoots that orbit those zones—there’s plenty landing right now. Dig into the roundup, jump through the links, and don’t skip the dedicated features we’re r...
KO-MA, a post-hardcore trio from Tours, France, are set to release their debut LP “ANTHROPOLIS” via Kinsfolk, Ma Saret, Tout Doux, No Need Name and Coeur sur toi. Before that, they unveil “N.Fit”, the first single accompanied by a music video — a piece that captures the band’s organic blend of energy and unease. The track paints a portrait of a selfish and violent politician hi...
Regrowth start their new album in a place that feels uncomfortably familiar: a world cracking at the seams, and a generation trying to make sense of the debris falling around them. A Story Worth Listening To by Regrowth The Italian hardcore band (formed in 2016 and featured on IDIOTEQ , long known for carrying their “Fast Music For Sad People” banner through Italy, Europe, and e...
London’s Troy the Band open their new single “Nothing” like they’re signalling the start of some slow-motion collapse. It’s a sudden plunge into blast beats and a mood that feels scorched around the edges. The track is the second glimpse of their 2026 album “(des)”, arriving together with its video premiere, and both pieces sit in that uneasy space the band has carved out:...
MAPS AND FOILS end the year by circling back to the moment that set their whole 2025 in motion. “Nulle part” was the first piece they wrote for the album that carries the same name — the track that quietly sketched the blueprint for everything that followed. Now it becomes the focus of a new music video, a final marker for a year that pulled the band in and out of studios, rehea...
