Good Terms turn personal struggle into emo-fueled resilience with “Progress” and a cause-driven mission.

Turnstile continues the rollout for ‘Never Enough’ with a stunning (and long) fourth single, “Look Out For Me.”

Prog rock gets emotional with LZS’s newest full-length instrumental LP, ‘Hybride Électrique.’

“Scar” is a raw, disjointed howl from Swoll—equal parts chaos, commentary, and catharsis.

Punk rock group Octopus Knife FIght unleashes their political frustration in their new single, “Already Broken.”

“Long Way Down” is a dark, electronic descent into existential angst — with guitars that slap and a mood that lingers.

Riff-heavy, emotionally charged, and unapologetically raw—Paragona's debut leaves nothing on the table.

A celebration of indie rock’s golden era, reimagined for today—Vampire Weekend closed the night with a love letter to the scene.

Cruel World may revel in the dark and dramatic, but it was filled with warmth between the lines.

A bloody good time awaits as Ice Nine Kills brings horrorcore mayhem to stages across the U.S.

Indie outfit dayaway greet the summer season with their dreampop single, “chlorine.”

Emo artist Roderik’s new single, “All Or Nothing,” will eventually be hailed as an emo classic.

Death Cult reminded Los Angeles of what danger sounds like in a city oversaturated with flash and trends.

An unforgettable evening of heartbreak, harmony, and healing under the stars in Griffith Park.

This wasn’t just a concert. It was a full-circle moment.

CONTENT is more than an album—it’s a question disguised as a dream, asking if we’re truly fulfilled or just scrolling through the noise.

San Gabriel gets existential in new indie jam, “Running Out Of Time.”

Wild and free, “Celebrate” by Repeat warrants multiple listens.

Last Seen Alive releases a powerhouse debut single fit for a ‘Twilight’ soundtrack, “Is This What You Wanted?”

Where post-punk nostalgia meets modern heartache—The Deceits turn memories into melody with haunting precision.