Russian Circles return with “Empath,” the first taste of their upcoming album Nine, while also announcing an extensive North American tour in support of the release.

I See Ghosts channel heartbreak, frustration, and emotional resilience into “Silver Webs,” a powerful new single that blends post-hardcore intensity with melodic alternative metal.

CHICO blend hardcore intensity with alternative rock hooks on “BLUR,” an explosive new single that sets the stage for their self-titled debut album arriving August 14 via New Morality Zine.

Rat Boy keeps the hype train rolling with “High Life,” the latest preview of CRASH!, his upcoming Hellcat Records album produced by Rancid's Tim Armstrong.

Poppy expands the world of “Dying to Forget” with a stunning new music video directed by Orie McGuiness as she prepares to launch her North American "Constantly Nowhere" tour next month.

Hardcore trailblazers Ceremony return with Tell Me Your Dream, their first new album in years, alongside a newly announced North American tour.

OK Goodnight blends progressive ambition, gothic atmosphere, and soaring musicianship on “Top of the Bottom,” one of the standout moments from their new album, stop/go.

A Sight in Veracity crams industrial metal, nu metal, and metalcore into one crushing package on “Split Frame,” a genre-bending track built for maximum impact.

Atlanta's favorite rap-rock chaos merchants return with “Set It Off,” a high-octane anthem and a massive Fall 2026 headline tour.

Imminence usher in a new era with Sumerian Records, pairing the announcement with the powerful and cinematic new single “The Sword That Never Bends.

REV3RENT make a crushing first impression with “Last One Here,” a vicious new single that arrives alongside the band's signing to Deep Love Recordings.

Ocean Sleeper return with “Peace When I'm Dead,” a massive metalcore anthem that sets the stage for the band's highly anticipated sophomore album.

Half Me crank up the intensity on “Weather Eye,” a crushing blend of atmosphere, groove, and modern metalcore aggression.

atmos bloom balance dream-pop bliss and existential uncertainty on the hypnotic new single “Everything.”

The Barbarians of California crank the chaos to dangerous new levels on “The Gnarlycore Class” while announcing sophomore album Megatons.

OK Goodnight blur the lines between math rock, indie pop, and post-hardcore on the breathtaking new single “Spiral.”

Gideon double down on groove and aggression with the absolutely crushing new single “4x4.”

Temples drift into darker, atmospheric territory on “Blue Flame,” trading groove for melancholy and tension.

Witch Club Satan push boundaries with “The Kids Will Kill Us,” pairing brutality with a deeply unsettling visual.

156/Silence return with From A Distance, launching the era with the relentless and explosive “No Arms.”