10 bandas heavys a ver este verano

Y que no pasarán por España seguramente... Pero bueno, esa es otra historia (la de siempre, de hecho)

[b:2rlwb7s4]Letlive[/b:2rlwb7s4]
The LA hardcore collective are one of the most exciting new acts IÂ’ve seen this year. Chaotic energy, inspiring melodies and passionate delivery make them essential viewing this summer.
Playing: Download Festival

[b:2rlwb7s4]Your Demise[/b:2rlwb7s4]
One of the best Brit hardcore bands around and currently making big waves across the pond, their live shows are a rowdy and lively affair – and 2010’s album ‘The Kids We Used To Be’ is a must-hear.
Playing: Download Festival

[b:2rlwb7s4]Title Fight[/b:2rlwb7s4]
Pennsylvanian noise masters with a grating and gnarly vocal narration. Their debut album ‘Shed’ is out May 2 and was produced by Gorilla Biscuits/Quicksand songwriter Walter Schreifels. Very good indeed.
Playing: UK tour in July

[b:2rlwb7s4]Revoker[/b:2rlwb7s4]
Welsh metallers recently signed to Roadrunner Records with new release ‘Revenge For The Ruthless’ out May 2. Machine Head meets Bullet For My Valentine with killer melodies and stodgy riffs.
Playing: Intro Festival

[b:2rlwb7s4]Periphery[/b:2rlwb7s4]
Maryland metallers and instigators of the whole ‘djent’ tech scene, these faster-than-lightning complex noise blasters will have all musicians and fans alike gaping with admiration and disbelief.
Playing: Sonisphere Festival

[b:2rlwb7s4]While She Sleeps[/b:2rlwb7s4]
Sheffield melodic metallers delivering impressive and passionate tunes at full force. Latest album ‘The North Stands For Nothing’ is worth a spin or two too.
Playing: Slam Dunk Festival

[b:2rlwb7s4]La Dispute[/b:2rlwb7s4]
Upper Midwest hard-edged hardcore rockers released a split with (equally good) Touché Amoré last year. Chaotic cathartic noise and bounding rhythms should make their UK performances something special.
Playing: Hevy Festival

[b:2rlwb7s4]TRC[/b:2rlwb7s4]
London hardcore crew with an ever-growing fan-base around the country. Punk attitude, honest lyrics and a gang delivery. New album ‘Bright Lights’ due out later this summer. Tough!
Playing: GhostFest and Download Festival

[b:2rlwb7s4]Kvelertak[/b:2rlwb7s4]
Norwegian rockers (with a borderline unpronounceable name) who recently wowed fans at NottinghamÂ’s Hit The Deck Festival. Coming back to the UK this summer to melt some faces, theirs is a set you should queue not to miss.
Playing: Download Festival

[b:2rlwb7s4]Brutality Will Prevail[/b:2rlwb7s4]
As the name suggests, these burly Welshman donÂ’t always play nice. Solid groove hardcore with a metal stomp getting kids up and down the country swinging their fists in fear.
Playing: Hevy Fest