Elohim transforms chaos into catharsis on her vulnerable yet high-energy single “Half-Alive.”

Noelle Sucks confronts a mental slump in her new single, “Better Bitter.”

Turnstile returned to NPR’s Tiny Desk with stripped-down cuts from Never Enough — and made history by pulling off the first stage dive in the series.

Awkward Moments pair their contemplative single “Life On Venus” with a dazzling sci-fi inspired video that steals the spotlight.

Paige gets real about the “Tragedy” of one-sided relationships in her new, stripped-down single.

The Altered Hours provide a strong duet with their new indie-gaze single, “Turn Away.”

Sweet Nobody begs for earnestness in their new single, “Revenge.”

Cillë’s debut EP, but you can call me silly, blends neon-soaked nostalgia, punk bravado, and oddball empowerment into one bold statement."

Shu Lee’s Fusion of Colors paints identity and emotion across a bold, unpredictable canvas.

TDWP’s new single “So Low” hits with crushing intensity and sets the stage for Flowers to bloom this November.

Home Front’s Watch It Die era begins with “Light Sleeper”—a dark, restless anthem that pushes post-punk into sharper, bolder territory.

Chiodos double down on nostalgia, bringing All’s Well That Ends Well back for a second victory lap 20 years later.

SPEED ignite a new era of hardcore with All My Angels—led by the crushing single “Peace” and a massive tour with Turnstile.

AFI’s “Holy Visions” is a shadow-soaked anthem that sharpens the anticipation for ‘Silver Bleeds the Black Sun.’

Ladytron’s “Believe in You” is a six-minute spell of icy synths and haunting vocals that proves the band’s future is still glowing.

Dropkick Murphys light up the past with “Chesterfields and Aftershave,” a smoky, nostalgic anthem that refuses to fade.

Sixteen years gone, Oasis return under a full moon in Pasadena for a night that felt nothing short of biblical.

Boys Like Girls bring the stadium home with The Homecoming—a live album and film that proves their anthems still hit just as hard.

PRESIDENT’s “Destroy Me” turns heartbreak into a breakdown—where whispers bleed into screams.

Tamar Berk transforms personal chaos into cinematic beauty on her intimate new single “ocd.”