Turnstile is taking Never Enough on the road with a massive North American tour featuring one of the most diverse and exciting support lineups of the year.

Extinction A.D. continue their reign of crossover thrash destruction with “They Live, They Die,” a relentless new single packed with crushing riffs, hardcore grit, and unfiltered aggression.

Witch Club Satan transformed Los Angeles' Lodge Room into a cathartic ritual of black metal, performance art, grief, rage, and empowerment during their first-ever North American tour.

Poppy expands the world of “Dying to Forget” with a stunning new music video directed by Orie McGuiness as she prepares to launch her North American "Constantly Nowhere" tour next month.

Brand of Sacrifice return in devastating fashion with “Seeing Red” and “This Place Wasn't Meant For Us,” a crushing double single that showcases both their unrelenting brutality and cinematic ambition.

Hardcore trailblazers Ceremony return with Tell Me Your Dream, their first new album in years, alongside a newly announced North American tour.

Los Angeles rocker Blaze Francisco puts a heavier spin on Republica’s iconic ‘90s anthem “Ready To Go.”

Yellowcard's latest tour stop wasn't just a celebration of Ocean Avenue—it was a reminder that great songs live on through the generations that keep singing them.

OK Goodnight blends progressive ambition, gothic atmosphere, and soaring musicianship on “Top of the Bottom,” one of the standout moments from their new album, stop/go.

JURAMENTO's Superstitions blends crushing riffs, soaring emotion, and dynamic songwriting into one of the year's most promising heavy music releases.

Nazire blurs the lines between shoegaze, glitch pop, and experimental electronics on “leech,” a haunting exploration of toxic relationships and emotional detachment.

Esther Kohl pairs sharp wit, raw honesty, and gritty indie rock energy on “Wet Dream,” a fearless examination of modern romance and emotional fallout.

With zombies, fire, world-class bass music, and the legendary Queen Mary as its backdrop, Apocalypse: Zombieland has become one of the most unique festival experiences in North America.

Mike Goodrick channels peak 2000s pop-punk nostalgia on “Songs I Still Skip,” a heartfelt anthem about heartbreak, memory, and the songs we can’t bring ourselves to hear anymore.

Meanetik's “Love Language” blends deep grooves, lush synths, and late-night emotion into a mesmerizing electronic journey that lingers long after the final beat.

Occasions fuse classic hard rock swagger with modern muscle on “Crashing Down,” an explosive anthem built on towering riffs, massive hooks, and undeniable energy.

A Sight in Veracity crams industrial metal, nu metal, and metalcore into one crushing package on “Split Frame,” a genre-bending track built for maximum impact.

Tigers Jaw transformed an intimate room into a sea of crowd surfers, singalongs, and unforgettable memories during one of the year's most chaotic shows.

Talking With Hands and Telefone turn life’s chaos into riff-heavy catharsis on The Shit, a split EP packed with sarcasm, swagger, and surprisingly seamless chemistry.

Trophy Wife’s “Paragraph” is a devastating slow-burn that transforms heartbreak into something beautiful, cathartic, and impossible to shake.