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Doom metal trio Godthrymm celebrated the release of their debut album 'Reflections' last month. Formed of ex-members of My Dying Bride, Anathema and more, the individuals that make up Godthrymm have joined forces and set solid foundations for their exciting new project. We sat down with the band to delve deeper and find out more about their debut album.

Today (Sunday 8th March 2020) marks International Women's Day, a global celebration recognising the achievements of women and continuing to challenge and accelerate gender parity. To celebrate International Women's Day we've highlighted ten amazing bands and female musicians that you should be looking out for in 2020 and beyond.

Australian metalcore newcomers Starve are set to take 2020 by storm, building on the chaos of their 2019 debut EP 'Mantis'. The band's latest single 'Shiver' is an onslaught of angry riffs and scathing vocals, signalling the four-piece as one to watch this year. We caught up with the band to find out more about their influences and future plans.

2020 marks the return of Melbourne rockers Slowly Slowly, who released their third album 'Race Car Blues' last month. The follow-up to 2018's 'St. Leonards', which found frontman Ben Stewart reflecting on his whole life, 'Race Car Blues' explores an 18 month period of self-assessment and personal development. We caught up with Ben to find out more about Slowly Slowly, including their influences, aims and what to expect from their live show.

With a debut album and UK tour already under their belts, 2020 is looking bright for October Drift. Following the release of 'Forever Whatever' in January the quartet pushed outside of their comfort zones to release a powerful and intense video for their single 'Oh The Silence'. Keen to find out more, we sat down with vocalist Kiran Roy to talk about how the video came together, themes and more.

2020 has already seen Loathe go from strength to strength, playing packed out headline shows across the UK in support of their recently released sophomore album 'I Let It In And It Took Everything'. Over the last two years the experimental metal quintet have proven their worth on the live circuit, touring across the UK, Europe, USA, Japan and China alongside the likes of Beartooth, Architects, While She Sleeps and more. With appearances at Download Festival and Sunstroke Festival also confirmed for June, we caught up with guitarist Connor Sweeney to hear his top tips and stories from the road.

Australian four-piece MOBS are throwing back to the musical and cinematic era of the 1980s with their debut album 'Cinema Paradiso', drawing inspiration from the likes of Phil Collins and combining that with the newer elements of The 1975 and LANY. Making their UK debut later this year at The Great Escape Festival, we caught up with MOBS to find out more, including their aims and what we can expect from their upcoming live show.

The new decade is off to a flying start for London-based heavy pop quartet Electric Enemy. After launching with their debut single 'Climb' from the Isle Of Wight Festival main stage in 2019, their recently released second single 'Save Me' comes ahead of their shows supporting Bang Bang Romeo. Written in a matter of minutes, we sat down with lead vocalist/guitarist Jim to find out more about 'Save Me' and its coinciding video, of which you can get an exclusive first look on Bring The Noise UK!

VASA have once again unleashed their chaotic, feel-good post-rock energy in the form of their second release, 'Heroics'. With their debut considered a modern classic of the post-rock genre, the pressure was on! We caught up with guitarist Scott Coupar to get his thoughts...

God Damn have been making waves this month with the release of their self-titled album, which they recorded live over the course of just a few days with the legendary Sylvia Massy. We caught five minutes with God Damn in the midst of their UK tour with Baba Naga to find out more about the band's formation, what they want to achieve and more.