The Cribs return with Selling a Vibe—a reflective, melody-driven album that marks their first new music in five years.

Joyce Manor break their silence with “All My Friends Are So Depressed,” a stripped-down, sardonic return that proves the pop-punk vets still have plenty to say.

Girl As Wave’s “Spark” blends moody intimacy with a subtle, muscular groove, wrapping dark indie pop in shimmering textures that linger.

The newest Pool Kids record, Easier Said Than Done, effectively blends pop and Midwest emo.

“Second-Hand Suicide” by Great Mistakes will break all of your expectations — in the best way.

Tigers In Cairo push the limits of 90s punk rock in their new single, “My Saving Face.”

Andy Korg’s “Why Wait for Tomorrow” blends hazy psych-pop and post-punk flair into a dreamy call to live fully in the now.

Bearings’ “Quick Release” fires off razor-sharp hooks and a bold call to ditch clout-chasing in favor of creating for the love of it.

Captain Mantis explore multiple shades of rock on their eclectic debut EP Vice Market.

Chevy Metal ignites Long Beach with a sweat-soaked blitz of rock classics, powered by Shane Hawkins’ explosive drumming and two decades of pure, unfiltered fun.

S.C.A.B. turns life’s messy truths into a raw, backyard jam that’s as vulnerable as it is electrifying.

Spite House delivers grit and emotion on “10 Days,” setting the stage for their upcoming album Desertion.

Rob The Sun’s Daydream blends anthems, confessions, and unfiltered moments into a record that hits big, feels human, and begs to be replayed.

Azael’s latest single finds beauty in the hard truths, offering a gentle reminder that it’s okay to not be okay.

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The Home Team take their high-energy heavy-pop worldwide with The Crucible of Life Tour, hitting Australia, the UK, and the U.S. this fall.

Militarie Gun fire off their next era with the gritty, addictive “B A D I D E A,” the lead single from upcoming album God Save the Gun, out October 17 via Loma Vista Recordings.

Pool Kids unveil the pensive “Sorry Not Sorry,” offering a heartfelt preview of their upcoming album Easier Said Than Done, out August 15.

Just Mustard unveil their next chapter with a haunting title track ahead of their October 24 album release via Partisan Records.

Memphis May Fire return with The Shapeshifter Tour Leg 2, joined by Rain City Drive, Nevertel, and If Not For Me for a high-voltage fall run.