PUP is back, and they’re finally asking the hard questions—like Who Will Look After The Dogs?

L.A. Witch offers a unique blend of sounds, themes, and ideas, rendering “777” a lucky listen.

“Mean Time” encapsulates the experiences of the principal songwriter, reaching for meaningful and cathartic expression.

The melodic single has a definitive edge and hard-boiled attitude, delving into depiction and risk.

Spiritbox is unstoppable.

When it comes to being at the forefront of the acid house scene, Starya has the crown.

This one is for fans of fellow genre-benders like Dance Gavin Dance, Hot Mulligan, and Scro.

If you’re a fan of electronic music, you’ll love what A.M. Architect has put together on “Eli.”

“Forgive ft. Knuckle Puck” by Shoreline is perfectly post-emo.

Canadian songstress Lights has successfully escaped any box you can imagine putting her in.

"D-ouble" is a testament to Dean Red's artistic vision and dedication to creating immersive, genre-blending music.

Rock and roll are alive with Bonnie Lola.

“Re-entering” lyrically finds Majken at a pivotal moment in her life.

“Peony” is a personal voyage into introspection and finding greater self-expression.

Fight Back Mountain could find itself atop the post-wave emo band hierarchy.

Brace yourselves for the soundtrack to the demise of our civilization.

Pop-punk duo Senses release driven new single “Diamonds On Your Dagger” ahead of announcing their spring release.

Ezra’s latest single “Gauze” tackles the growing pains of sibling relationships.

B. Hamilton have dropped one of the smoothest rock’n’roll jams our ears have heard in ages.

Honeysucker offers a musical soundscape of indie, pop, new wave, and light jazz on “New Dust.”