A.G. Syjuco has made a record about the dread that lives inside ordinary things. Not the dread of catastrophe — that would be too easy, too cinematic — but the duller, more corrosive variety: the kind that pools behind the eyes at 2pm on a Tuesday when the post arrives and you realise, with quiet horror, that something is asking you to pay attention to it. Chicago gives him the latitude for this. It is a city that knows how to keep secrets behind a respectable facade, and *of Children and Their Sorceries*, the new EP from his Black Leather Birds project, is a record that understands facades intimately.

Like a burst of light shining from your solar plexus, Tritonic's "Alexamenos!" arrives as both archaeological expedition and cosmic voyage, a sledgehammer collision of sludge and infectious power-pop that somehow makes perfect sense in its beautiful impossibility.

The new track from Terrificus is the quintessence of punk, industrial and noise. 'Decadent Sitcom' that's the name of their new work that came out on June 9.

Always in Danger is a musical project of the American multi-instrumentalist and producer Jake Ingram. His self-titled debut album was released on March 23. The record consists of 11 original tracks that introduce us to a wide range of alternative music.

Cheree released their debut mini-album 'Factory' on March 24. The record consists of 6 tracks that introduce us to a revealing world and help open our eyes to the present.

In his music, the Italian artist AIN’T combines elements of classic rock with a punk thrust and a sludge attitude. His powerful guitar sound is able to fuel the emotional component of his musical compositions. Last year, AIN’T released his debut mini-album, which is called 'Lo-Fi Demo EP'.

The British band SpünDay offering a completely new alternative in modern show business. Their revolutionary sound and innovative ideas turn the imagination of rock music and its traditions upside down.

There is a music project in South Wales which seems has been secretly hiding and distributing a portion of its art to anyone who involuntarily looks at their YouTube channel.

Rick- Vocals / Bass Dale- Guitar / Synth / Vocals Murray - Drums. Is what the British trio Toronto Blessings looks like today. Like the city Barnsley lies between two industrial giants Sheffield and Leeds, the band's music is balanced between grunge and hard rock.