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Combining groove metal with Māori influence, Kiwi trio Alien Weaponry​’s second album Tangaroa is eagerly anticipated, and rightly so, considering the buzz that 2018 debut Tū created.

There’s a freshness that keeps every song interesting, pulling from enough recognisable influences to make them accessible to fans of every niche and subgenre. While the tinges of early 2000s nu-metal invokes nostalgic memories of a time when smoking inside clubs was legal, it’s clear that under the surface Alien Weaponry also mean serious business.