5 best new ROCK and METAL tracks for July 2019 - RawMusicTV Recommends

With the never ending catalogue of streaming services throwing more music at you than your brain can process, it’s becoming increasingly more and more difficult to find those magical tracks that give you goosebumps and make you want to bang your head.

In our new monthly recommendations, we’ll bring you 5 of the best new ROCK and METAL tracks hand picked by our Editors.

We also don’t believe that the latest music is also the best music, so expect to discover some new bands that already have a huge back catalogue for you to get stuck into, and some brand new talent along with it.

Here ares the top 5 RawMusicTV Recommends best ROCK and METAL tracks for July 2019

3TEETH - PUMPED UP KICKS

3TEETH, who are less than a week away from the release of their Century Media debut, METAWAR, cover Foster The People’s “Pumped Up Kicks,” highlighting the song’s commentary on school shootings in blistering new video.

“Industrial bands have a long history of subverting popular culture songs. From songs like Revolting Cocks’ version ‘Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?’ or Laibach’s ‘Sympathy for the Devil,” says 3TEETH front man Alexis Mincolla.

Eva Bartok - Chess Club

Not for the faint hearted, Eva Bartok IS real life, real issues; the songs tackle subjects like feeling trapped in ourselves and within relationships, living with the enemy, settling for normal life and not taking risks, and the dark side fallout of politics. Each song has its own story to tell, each song has a reason to exist. This isn't about "making it" in a cynical age of worldwide vanity... this is about doing something of worth and not giving up on it.

F.K.Ü. - 1981

"The essence of what we wanted to mediate on our latest album, 1981, all summed up in one track, the aptly named title track 1981. With lyrical content like ”Body count classics in an endless row” and ”We need reel violence to spice up the show” it’s the perfect introduction to the rest of the album. Let’s party like it’s 1981!" - F.K.Ü.

Dinosaur Pile-Up - Back Foot

The return of Dinosaur Pile-Up has been met by an ecstatic reaction from both fans and media alike. Their singles ‘Round The Bend’, ‘Back Foot’ and ‘Thrash Metal Cassette’ have all received incredible support from Radio 1, with Annie Mac, Jordan North, Jack Saunders and Dan P Carter all huge fans of the band at the station. The songs also featured on the playlists of both Radio X and Kerrang Radio.

Smash into Pieces - Rise And Shine