McKay’s new single “Casino” crescendos with emotion.

Kai Bosch channels pure romantic euphoria on “Summer of Love,” a radiant indie pop track that captures the dizzying rush of new connection.

Former Anberlin member Stephen Christian returns with new project Anchor & Braille, and a new alt-rock single, “Real Life.”

Burp’s new single, “ELW,” offers both good advice and catchy hooks.

King of Foxes irreverantly pokes fun at the “bad boy” trope in catchy new single, “Bad News.”

White Reaper drop new single “Blink,” announce album Only Slightly Empty (out Sept 26) and fall tour with Lip Critic, Worlds Worst & Dazy.

Slipknot mark 25 years of their explosive debut with a deluxe reissue, featuring unreleased material like “Prosthetics (Demo)”—out Sept 5 via Roadrunner Records.

Wednesday unleash “Pick Up That Knife,” the gripping first single from their upcoming album Bleeds Out, out Sept 19 via Dead Oceans.

Caskets unveil their upcoming album The Only Heaven You’ll Know with a powerful title track and video—out now via Sharptone Records.

Bodyweb join Flatspot Records and unleash “deadwire,” a fierce first taste of their upcoming deadwired EP, out September 5.

Pynch’s “Post-Punk/New-Wave” is a witty, hooky ode to making music in the DIY era.

A gritty, unapologetic dive into queer desire, downtown tension, and summer heat.

Far Caspian’s “Whim” is a dreamy, introspective track that sets the emotional tone for his upcoming album Autofiction, out this Friday.

Twenty years later, Impulse Nine delivers a powerful, genre-blurring debut full of heart, grit, and hard-won perspective.

Super Creeps deliver dark humor and alt-rock hooks on the chaotic, catchy “Accomplice to Murder.”

Ozzy Osbourne has passed away at 76, leaving behind a legacy that redefined rock and metal.

Sound and Fury Day 2 captured the raw urgency of hardcore today—unfiltered, unrelenting, and rooted firmly in the now.

Tokyo Rose and The Beautiful Mistake brought raw emotion and unfiltered energy to an unforgettable night at Los Globos.

With their second single back, Motion City Soundtrack doubles down on energy, attitude, and unmistakable pop-punk charm.

Dead Poet Society reimagine “Running in Circles” with a stripped-down piano version—raw, intimate, and emotionally powerful.