Dayseeker pour heartbreak and honesty into “Crawl Back To My Coffin” — a haunting, emotional ballad that reminds us pain can still sound beautiful.

Angel Du$t return with Cold 2 The Touch — catchy, cool, and full of heart.

Bad Omens return with a track that bleeds emotion and power, turning heartbreak into an anthem built for the big stage.

Save Us crash onto the scene with “Bruised,” a raw and powerful debut that blends emotion, aggression, and honesty in classic Solid State fashion.

Entheos blur the line between chaos and precision with “Empty on the Inside,” a ferocious mix of deathcore brutality and progressive mastery that’s equal parts haunting and hypnotic.

Jupe Jupe channel the dark glamour of the ’80s with “Kill Your Darlings,” a brooding, dance-ready post-punk anthem made for fog machines, flashing lights, and late-night goth floors.

Barbarians of California team up with Every Time I Die’s Keith Buckley for “A New Song with a Long Title” — a chaotic, riff-drenched monster that proves rock’s wild heart still beats loud.

Disgusting Sisters and Hot Chip turn “TGIF” into a midweek meltdown—slick, strange, and ready to blow the speakers no matter what day it is.

A brutal new chapter begins — 156/Silence join the Pure Noise family and unleash “Our Parting Ways,” a haunting blend of chaos, emotion, and pure catharsis.

Smokey Brights channel raw emotion and self-discovery on “Reaction,” the heartfelt final single from Dashboard Heat.

Dear Boy’s "The Address" blends shoegaze warmth and post-punk charm into a nostalgic yet fresh glimpse of their upcoming album Celebrator.

NYIKO’s “Sugar” glistens with hypnotic synths and polished grooves, but beneath the shine lies a raw, gritty tale of desire and unease.

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

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.

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

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