Warning! Neurothing may cause brain damage!

There is very little to say about Neurothing except, "HOLY SHIT!". Neurothing has achieved something few bands ever do- A Totally New Sound! Their rhythms and beats, in a heavy metal context, are nothing short of magical. Neurothing, from Poznan Poland, must have iron nails for breakfast. How else can they churn out such monster metal rhythms and have so much fun? I am not a label guy right now, but if I were, I would sign them and dump a ton of cash into their global market brand. Can you spell upper-triple-digit-ROI? Make no mistake. The public will never forget Neurothing.

Blasting out from Wales, UK, Bullet For My Valentine has hit the air-waves and stream-waves like a Mack truck running out of control. This is the type of band to break hearts big time, with great written music and a solid metal edge. Bullet For My Valentine is currently on tour across the United States, and will move over to Brisbane on May 6th to continue on through Europe. Matt, Padge, Moose, and Jay rip the stage from end to end! Columbia and Jive scored again, signing an act that inspires and will continue to build a world following eclipsing that of the biggest rock acts!

Poland's Fate Unknown has been in rotation on Melted Metal for a very long time. Why? Because they rock the sh-t out of us, great listener stats, and they market themselves like bandits! Melted Metal receives Polish bands in high-numbers, and so many are of extremely high-quality. Fate Unknown is at the top of the list, and Melted stands by this act all the way. Pay attention to Fate Unknown. They're headed in the right direction- straight up! They produce hard pounding, well-written metal, the true DNA of metal success!

Last Day Here is a monster act from Celje, Slovenia. These guys crank out a great balance of writing, performance, and production that stands side by side with the best in heavy metal. With hard driving guitars and a big production sound, Last Day Here snaps your neck clean off. Rotation on Melted is heavy, and no one can believe they're an unsigned act! If these guys keep this up they are headed for the same place as Metallica, Nickelback, and AC/DC!

Ok, folks. Every now and then an American band comes along that has it all. Rhythm, rip-your-ears-off vocals, and the right fuckin' attitude! That is Tension Head from Saginaw, Michigan. They have remarkable vocals and the hardest metal edge. Labels that are seeking a new metal act that blows minds from north to south will look closely at Tension Head. Not since Metallica and Lamb Of God has an unsigned band driven such gut-rough excellence. Earn your keep, label cats! This is a safe bet!

Defy The Laws Of Tradition, from Germany, were added the second we heard them. Solid production, power-rock-riffs, and great musicianship, makes DTLOT long overdue for the world stage. These guys come on the station and I'm about to leap into the pit myself!!  Great metal bands like DTLOT make the sucky-business-side well worth the trouble. I hope Melted gets these guys state-side for festival work sometime next year!

With excellent production and wild execution, Scarlet Sins have created a band for the 'Now' times. This band, from Toronto Canada, is the REAL DEAL, folks. Scarlet Sins inspires with raw feel, excellent writing, and gut wrenching delivery. We believe that Scarlet Sins is ready to be picked up by a world class label, who will provide fearless support and visionary marketing insights.

Undercover Slut, from Paris, brings back a style many thought dead, or dying. With a seemingly smooth style mixture likened to The New York Dolls, Alice Cooper, and Marilyn Manson, Undercover Slut takes it to a 21st century level. They appeal to a commercial taste, as well as that foul Ratskeller back-alley taste that yuppies lurch to spit out. But, as history has taught us, those 3 acts (above) have filled arenas and sold millions of units. With the right backing Undercover Slut will out sell them all.

Cherry S/T blasts out of Boston with a sound worthy of packed arenas, with a hard edge, defined arrangement, and great writing. Boston has been the scene for some of the most groundbreaking acts in rock history, and Cherry S/T has a spot reserved just for them. Labels take notice! Hook up with these guys and you get an act that covers all of the bases.

Riothead, from 'Sinsinnasty' Ohio, comes at you like a molten meteor. With the heaviest of 'metal attitudes' it is clear that they are in it for far more than just money and ego. Riothead makes political statements that most of us are 'still' afraid to make. Most major artists are afraid to do so because of Wall Street's hold over major labels. But, a band like this is always in large demand. A label 'with guts' can have a very large diamond in their roster with Riothead.

The Used is a self described 'GhettoTech-Crunk' band from Orem Utah, and they definitly live up to harsh street demands with a rough metallic edge in every passage. With melodic writing skills on par with the best, and a distinct pinch of pop, they never stray to far from their hard rock roots. Reprise Records has a hot one on their hands.

This guy is out of Detroit, a city known for breaking established rules of popular music. Celldweller creates an unbelievable cross-over genre mix with 'Stay with Me', but it 'sounds' as if it is a singular, defined, genre. With multiple writing honors, and many high level licensing projects under his belt, this is an act that world audiences are looking for.

Emerging out of St. Catharines, Canada, Dorian Gray casts a very hard edge to metal music, while flinging the occasional jazz based bridge in unexpected areas around vocal screams. Not many acts can pull off the merging of extreme genres within one song- They do it!

The name 'Back From Ashes' suggests that these guys have been to Hell, and just came back on the Vengeance Express (am I close, guys?). Whatever they have endured, and wherever they have been, the music they're pumping simply rocks your spinning head clean-off!. Phoenix, Arizona, is launching some great acts. Back From Ashes is here to stay.

When I first heard these guys the first thing I thought was: 'I've got to get them on the station fast!' Fracture Point rocks it to death, with throat ripping vocals and guitar rage I've never witnessed. I said it before, a good label better grab them before the bidding war starts.

Why is it that Jersey bands 'always' get it right? Nora is no exception, 'except', that they rock your head until it twists 360 degrees! With songs like 'Worthog', 'Should Have Sent Flowers', and 'Writer's Block', it's no wonder Trustkill Records scooped them up!