Sex Mask unveil “Cold”, a fever dream of post punk emotion and energy ahead of their upcoming EP Body Broker.

Commoner’s “Breach” is powerful, honest, and alive with raw energy.

Sable Hills unleash “NAMU,” a crushing and cinematic new single that blends power, emotion, and precision in every note.

The Devil Wears Prada return with “Everybody Knows,” a dark and emotional anthem that cuts deep and hits harder.

Home Front returns with “Eulogy,” a driving post-punk anthem that turns grief into motion and emotion into melody.

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.