The Facemelter

Chaos Theory presents brutal melodic tech metal from these up-and-coming behemoths.

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Subversion

Utilising hard hitting dual vocals, guitar riffs that sway from heavy groove to epic melody, and tight percussion, Subversion dabble with odd time signatures spliced with huge soundscapes.

Their first full length album release 'Lest We Forget' (2010) was critically acclaimed by Metal Hammer, Kerrang, Terrorizer and Rock Sound Magazine.

Singles such as 'Treason', 'Butchered' and 'What We Are Entitled' received airtime on XFM, Total Rock and Radio 1 as well as various international stations across the world securing Subversion a slot on 2011’s Euroblast Festival in Germany.

Having played internationally with the likes of Tesseract, Mnemic, Monuments, Xerath, Hacktivist and Chimp Spanner and having been a part of UK Tech Metal Festival and Euroblast Festival, Subversion have proven they are dedicated to their art and ready to take on the world.

"Nailing both ends of the metal spectrum, Subversion do serious damage" - Planet Loud

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Brutai

Another band blending ferocious metal riffs with spacious melodies. Their self-titled EP and single 'Never Change' have gotten them enough attention to secure slots at Euroblast Festival and Bloodstock Open Air.

"It is advisable that fans of modern progressive metal take note of this band" - The Monolith

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Kinasis

Unbound by any genre of metal, this band from the south-west of England are a multi-faceted fusion of progressive and technical metal with thrash and grindcore influences.

Still relatively unknown, they have nonetheless played alongside Sepultura, Malefice, Flayed Disciple, Sworn Amongst and Tacoma Narrows Bridge Disaster

Watch out for their upcoming debut album, mixed and mastered by SikTh's Justin Hill.