Kerosene Hours’ “Who’s That In My Room” is a late-night fever dream—moody, hypnotic, and charged with dark, restless energy.

Millpool’s driven single, “High Speed Pursuit,” takes a deliciously unexpefcted turn.

Wet Leg strip it down and turn it up at NPR’s Tiny Desk, delivering a hilariously deadpan, fuzz-soaked set that proves less really is more.

This book reclaims a question rooted in exclusion and turns it into a declaration of self, community, and belonging.

Heavy music takes center stage — and Spiritbox make it unforgettable.

Tarik transforms quiet heartbreak into a shimmering, hook-filled anthem with “Freckles”—a song that aches, uplifts, and lingers long after it ends.

A hazy, lo-fi journey into the mind of one of alternative music’s most creative voices.

Dweller share evocative new single and video “Make Home,” exploring themes of displacement and belonging.

A new chapter begins—These Things Happen drops September 12.

Sungaze blend shoegaze shimmer with raw emotion on “Rice Crispies,” a bittersweet anthem about love, loss, and the grip of addiction.

Irina Imme gets experimental in mushy new pop-rock single, “Boxes.”

Tom Saint mixes 80s new-wave with emo rap in his new single “too young to fall in love”—but, trust us—IT WORKS!

A full day celebrating the power and passion of modern metalcore.

Sleep Tactics embraces analog emo with their new single, “The Laughing Hearts.”

From the Pit to Prime Time — Spiritbox Hits Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Vitess crafts a smooth, hypnotic house groove that builds slowly, hits deep, and sets the perfect tone for late summer nights.

Don Diablo taps into pure emotion and dancefloor ecstasy with a genre-defying anthem that hits just as hard as it heals.

KhanPhAro & the New Creatures deliver a short, savage, genre-bending anthem that’s part nu-metal fever dream, part psychedelic funk riot.

A loud, hook-filled, heart-on-sleeve trip through chaos, catharsis, and catchy-as-hell riffs.

Bob Vylan didn’t just play Glastonbury—they lit the fuse and watched the world react.