Band of the week: Torrential Rain

Band of the week 35/2025

Origin: Nuremberg, Germany
Genre: Progressive Metalcore

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The band about itself:

Torrential Rain has been around since 2011, and they stand for what they call “Power meets precision.” That means technically sophisticated metalcore with progressive elements, groovy djent riffs, and catchy choruses that stick in your head. Lyrically, the focus is often on personal topics – from dealing with fears to relationships – always with the message: You are not alone.

Editorial commentary:

Since their formation, Torrential Rain have gone through an impressive evolution. Chris (vocals/guitar), Gordy (guitar), Domi (bass), and Dario (drums) bring an energy to the stage that you can feel—whether they’re supporting other bands or playing their own shows. Heavy breakdowns alternate with melodic passages—sometimes full of punch, sometimes full of emotion.

Metal with themes right on point!

With songs like Home Alone, Why Do I Care, or Count On You, the guys have racked up millions of streams and reached listeners in over 150 countries. Their latest album Digital Dreams ties it all together with a concept revolving around AI, dreams, and the question of where humans and machines meet.

And the best part: the four of them aren’t just present on stage, but also afterward. Anyone who’s ever stopped by the merch stand after a show knows—small talk, selfies, and a few inside jokes are always part of the deal.
For everyone who loves metalcore with substance, without losing groove or melody, Torrential Rain are a must—whether live or on your playlist. Expect cinema for your mind, sore neck muscles, tangled hair, and sometimes even little goosebumps.

 

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Band of the week is our weekly posting about a band we recommend and is posted every Tuesday at 8pm (CEST). These are bands that are just at the beginning of their career and that we think should receive more attention.

You can also find all the bands we’ve featured this year in our playlist on Spotify!

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