From Grace’s fiery opener to Duff’s intimate and deeply personal performance, the evening at El Rey celebrated the past and future of rock music.

The night unfolded with a progression of intensity.

“Vibey Barbie” conjures many striking and compelling visuals in one spicy and saucy track.

Bobby Halvorson is a talented and insightful songwriter who lets the listener read between the lines.

Deathsport has a lot of love for Wang Chung.

Glazyhaze’s lyricism and melodic arrangement make for a fresh, new track.

“Younger,” is the perfect mix between pop-punk and Linkin Park.

The children yearn for indie sleaze, and J.Paul delivers.

The early 2000s are so back, with bands like Palejoy breathing new life into sounds we all love.

This is what separates Noelle Sucks from the fabled one-hit wonders of old.

My Chemical Romance just announced an absolutely stacked tour for the anniversary of ‘The Black Parade’ —yeah, we’re screaming, too.

Toilet Rats may have a silly name, but their record ‘Toilet Rats IV: Deluxe Edition’ is a work of genius.

“Songs Of A Lost World” is a stroke of pure genius.

Faith Fox is a star in the making who is just getting started.

Carter Brady’s efforts in ‘Shopping Cart’ should be rewarded tenfold, as this full-length LP results from undeniably hard work.

From start to finish, ‘Punk House’ invigorates the senses, inviting you along a complex sonic journey that will, hopefully, expand the mind.

New York’s indie music scene has produced another gem, Babe City.

This single is extraordinarily forward-thinking.

Call it “garage rock” or “dad rock,” but whatever you call it—it’s here to stay.

Shutter’s EP is groundbreaking work, a solid reminder to go out and support your local scene.