The contrast between the melodic sections and heavier moments is seamless, showcasing the band’s dynamic range. Lyrically, it’s packed with hooks and depth, with a chorus that’ll be stuck in your head for days.

You might be wondering—what exactly is Djent-Pop? Honestly, I was just as curious. But from the moment I hit play, I was hooked. This track immediately went on repeat.

Third Wave’s “Keep Me Blind” is a modern metal track that grabs you from the first second. The opening riff is an absolute monster—tight, melodic, and instantly memorable—setting the tone for a track that’s both aggressive and emotionally resonant.

The riffs continue to pound through the entirety of the track, and the addition of turntables adds a layer of complexity to maintain that signature sound that Kaosis is effortlessly displaying. It is undoubtedly another excellent track that deserves a spot on your playlist!

It’s a statement, a declaration of intent, and a promising glimpse into what they have to offer. If you’re a fan of high-energy, riff-driven music with a sense of atmosphere, this is one you don’t want to miss. Check them out below!

These boys need no introduction! If you haven’t heard of Hacktivist by now, where have you been? Formed in 2011, blending grime with djent and nu metal, their unique style has brought them to stages at Download and Sonisphere. Letsgocraigo has already shared his reaction video to the track we’re covering today. Now, we’re going to dive in with our thoughts on the latest single featuring the new lineup with Alex Hek (formerly of October Ends) and Ste Cole joining.

Phantom State are a metalcore band hailing from Birmingham, Uk. Formed in 2019, they’ve released multiple singles since inception as well as one album back in 2021.

Released in November 2024, “The Drift” is the latest offering from the quintet which we’ll be covering today!

“the main riff is just an onslaught from the beginning begging you to bang your head which am sure you’ll be forced to oblige”

Featuring some incredible melodic sections fueled with a perfect blend of brutality and hope, Horizons Demise bring their own style to the metalcore scene.

The transition into an irresistibly groove-filled sequence will captivate listeners of all kinds. From there, the track climbs into a phenomenal melodic chorus powered by commanding vocals that carry throughout. As debuts go, this is nothing short of monumental from these SoCal talents.

Lollipop is a four-piece band hailing from Tokyo, Japan, offering a unique blend of metal infused with distinct Japanese cultural inspirations. Their debut album, "We All Deserve To Die," addresses societal issues, self-worth, and melancholic themes through their heavily produced, distinctive vocals.