Rain City Drive go all in on emotion and hooks with their soaring new single “Ride Or Die.”

Die Spitz unleash punk fury and grunge grit on their explosive debut Something to Consume, out Sept 12 via Third Man.

Purity Ring return with a self-titled album, dreamy new single, and a fall 2025 tour — marking a bold new chapter in their ethereal sound.

After 14 years, Vancouver post-hardcore icons By A Thread return with “Void” and announce their long-awaited new album Mirrored Life.

Sweet Savage return with Bang, a roaring comeback album led by a thunderous title track that proves these NWOBHM legends still hit hard.

Dreamwake unveil “Oasis,” a lush, emotionally charged single from their upcoming album The Lost Years, out August 8 via UNFD.

Hopeless Records and Fat Wreck Chords unite in a historic punk partnership — a new era begins.

Restraining Order drop “Know Not” and announce new album Future Fortune, out Sept 12.

Mammoth returns with new single “The Spell” and announces upcoming album The End, out October 24.

Dayseeker unveil “Creature in the Black Night” ahead of their new album, landing Oct 24 via Spinefarm.

We Came As Romans return with “Culture Wound” and a new album on the way — heavy, raw, and ready to destroy.

Ice Nine Kills blur reality and fiction with a Matrix-inspired descent into digital madness.

Rocket launch their debut era with “Wide Awake,” a fuzzed-out, emotionally charged anthem from their upcoming album R Is For Rocket.

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.