Everybody is trying to drop their bangers before the Christmas break so November is proving to be an absolute cracker of a month for new music.

So let’s jump in check out a few tracks you should be spinning this November.

MAKE THEM SUFFER- ‘Black Sheep’

It’s been awhile since we heard from the WA metalcore giants but they never disappoint. ‘BLACK SHEEP’ is a helluva return. Impeccable grooves, sickening breakdowns and twists & turns unlike any other band does. It is truly a beautiful welcome back to one of the best to do it from Australia.

DISTRICT 105- ‘Dear Mama (Tigeress)’ ft. Veron (Indication)

Speaking of metalcore excellence, you cannot look past this absolute weapon of a track from Vietnam’s DISTRICT 105. Blistering drums, ferocious vocal delivery and another level of sound evolution from this beatdown infused metalcore act. Also the inclusion of Veron (one of the the OG singers of Crystal Lake) from Japanese hardcore band Indiction is the icing on the cake.

Akira Slide- ‘Intimate Angels’ feat. Rhys-Jackson Stars (LUMENS)

The single that dropped simultaneously with their brand new EP, CUPID DEATH MACHINE, ‘Intimate Angels’ is Akira Slide‘s heaviest offering yet. Prog-metal riffs, post-hardcore chorus and metalcore breakdowns, it’s a another glimpse into the versatility that this band has to offer. The feature from Rhys-Jackson Stars from fellow Adelaide band LUMENS is perfectly picked, adding another layer to not just the track but the lore explored in their music videos.

AGAINST THE GRAVITY- ‘EVOLUTION 3.4’

The Thailand based band from Myanmar AGAINST THE GRAVITY may just be one of the most slept on acts in South East Asia. The new single ‘EVOLUTION 3.4’ is another example of what they have up their sleeve. Taking modern metalcore by the throat and bringing in even more melodic structures and electronic elements- you needed their music on your playlist yesterday.

Justice For The Damned- ‘Torn In Two’

There is no tougher band in Australia than Justice For The Damned. This new song though ‘Torn In Two’, is more than just heavy riffs and sickening breakdowns. It explores the earth shattering realisation on how our world view is informed by those around us and that sometimes can lead into misinformation. Heavy on all fronts, this is classic Justice For The Damned and that never disappoints.

This is just some of the absolute carnage that has been unleashed into our playlists the last few weeks. If we missed something or you want to let us know about your upcoming release, drop us a line at noisenvisuals@gmail.com so we can feature it.