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Hellcats Unleash Their New EP ‘Unstoppable’ And Fiery ‘Spiderweb’ Video

The energy of the release comes to life visually in “Spiderweb”, the EP’s latest single.

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Photo credit: Gregor Hvastja & Dare Brenko

Slovenian all-female rock metal band Hellcats have never been ones to play it safe — and with their new EP Unstoppable, they’re proving once again that limits are made to be broken.

Working with acclaimed producer Sergej Pobegajlo, the band carved out a sound that hits harder than ever — sharp guitars, driving rhythms, and melodies that echo the rebellious heart of ’80s rock while sounding fresh and current. Unstoppable isn’t just an album title — it’s a statement of intent.

The energy of the release comes to life visually in “Spiderweb”, the EP’s latest single. Directed by their longtime collaborator Predrag “Perica” Rajčić, the video captures Hellcats’ raw power and stage presence, blending intensity with a fierce sense of identity.

Hellcats’ creative fire has taken them far beyond their home country. From Finland to France, the Netherlands to Russia, and most recently to Algeria — where their concert made waves — the band continues to push boundaries and win new fans across Europe and beyond.

Unstoppable reflects exactly what Hellcats have become: a band defined by passion, persistence, and power — and nowhere near done roaring.

Photo credit: Gregor Hvastja & Dare Brenko

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Writer and extreme metal devotee, Ialdagorth has spent over a decade covering the darkest corners of heavy music. A black metal lifer, he spends his free time wandering the Carpathian Mountains, likely humming blast beats to the trees.

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