Circle Jerks revive their 1983 classic Golden Shower of Hits with a deluxe reissue, remastered fury, and the return of fan favorite “When the Sh*t Hits the Fan.”

Snooper crank up the chaos with “Pom Pom,” a lo-fi punk blast ahead of their new album Worldwide and fall tour with The Hives.

A bright, indie-pop shift from JOSEPH that trades perfectionism for self-acceptance and signals a new era of growth.

A hypnotic house collaboration that blends deep groove, spiritual energy, and Celeste Aria’s soaring vocals into a true rebirth on the dancefloor.

A chilling exploration of love, loss, and transcendence wrapped in SOHN’s signature atmospheric sound.

Tiffy Vera flips Nelly Furtado’s classic ‘Say It Right’ into a disco-tinged house anthem built to keep the dancefloor moving.

Attack Attack! prove crabcore never dies with a fiery return to The Forge in Joliet.

Drain’s “Scared of Everything and Nothing” delivers hardcore catharsis and a raw search for peace — just as they gear up for Coachella.

Heavy//Hitter’s Coming To Terms EP arrives Oct 10, led by a powerful title track featuring Sweet Pill’s Zayna Youssef.

Thornhill’s“Mercia” pairs crushing sound with cinematic vision, proving the band’s ambition reaches far beyond the stage.

CAR287’s debut Looking Through The Lens blends classic rock grit with raw imperfections, offering a textured take on modern life and fleeting trends.

Coachella’s 2026 lineup is rock-heavy, suggesting a sonically diverse event with appearances by Justin Bieber, Drain, and Turnstile.

Roman Candle ignites a new era with “Fire in the Night Sky Forever,” a visceral blast of rage, rebirth, and hardcore intensity.

Bad Omens strip away the guitars on “Impose” and prove vulnerability can be just as heavy as distortion.

Happy Dust Gang criticizes capitalism in catchy new single, “Money.”

Elohim transforms chaos into catharsis on her vulnerable yet high-energy single “Half-Alive.”

Noelle Sucks confronts a mental slump in her new single, “Better Bitter.”

Turnstile returned to NPR’s Tiny Desk with stripped-down cuts from Never Enough — and made history by pulling off the first stage dive in the series.

Awkward Moments pair their contemplative single “Life On Venus” with a dazzling sci-fi inspired video that steals the spotlight.

Paige gets real about the “Tragedy” of one-sided relationships in her new, stripped-down single.