London-based electronic rock band TEMPOSHARKS gets emo through awesome animation in the song "Blame".

WE THE LIVING presents the World Premiere for "Best Laid Plans" on Heavy.com, an inspiring, passion-filled rock ballad.

THE GENERATORS cross the punk rock threshold to the "Point Of No Return" from their album The Great Divide.

A "resonant ode to Sabbath's raw sludge rock sound," MASTODON'S "Iron TusK" has been hailed as a "swollen groove that just grows and flows in circles and waves," by Pitchfork Media.

The pioneers of razorgrind make the earth shake with this fast-paced eardrum-buster!

Blue Scholars shows "Loyalty" to their hometown of Seattle, filming and flowin' locally at Marymoor Park, Suzallo Library and Beacon Hill Elementary School.

A complex mathcore track dedicated to the drunk guy sitting by himself at the end of the bar.

Pour a little out for J Dilla, a hip-hop legend who shone briefly and brightly. "Won't Do" comes from his posthumous release, The Shining.

Los Angeles-based ROSE ROSSI creates believable, soulful music that can be lilting and sweet, but with a distinctive edge in "Hello to You".

The music of MISERY INDEX combines the most intense elements of metal with a distinct grind approach. Conquistadores" starts off in the red and never lets down.

British pop band Brakes come out swinging.

AMORPHIS rocks hard in "Alone", a colorful songs which displayed AMORPHIS' penchant for innovative, symphonic hard rock.

"Locust Star" shows the maturation of NEUROSIS providing much-needed relevance and progression to modern music.

Mastodon is known for taking heavy guitar riffs and pairing them with jazz-influenced drumming. Here, they just scare the bejeezus out of you with clowns.

THE HEAVY drops some black metal funk with "That Kind of Man". This is where acoustic guitars and age old samplers, coupled with the filthiest horns, guitar licks and disturbing lower frequencies dwell.