Phil Hamilton turns reflection into melody on Same As Yesterday, the latest from I Wish I Was A Punk Band.

Poppy pushes past boundaries once again with her upcoming album Empty Hands and the fierce new single “Bruised Sky,” marking the start of her boldest era yet.

Nevin dives into the dark with “Grand Parade,” a brooding indie darkwave anthem that turns heartbreak into pure atmosphere.

Marina Laduda blends soul, style, and vulnerability on Hot Mess, a fearless record that proves beauty can rise from disorder.

Hollywood turned into a rock n’ roll warzone as The Barbarians and Many Eyes tore up The Roxy.

Silver Liz’s “Through The Trees” drifts between dream and reality, blending lush electronics and acoustic warmth into a hauntingly beautiful journey through longing and light.

Gaskin’s “Ultraman” catapults listeners into a late-night blur of lights and rhythm, capturing the pulse of 90s club culture through a modern electronic lens.

Home Front surge forward with “Between The Waves,” a brooding post-punk anthem that signals a powerful new era ahead of their album Watch It Die Out.

Gaskin’s “Ultraman” is a full-throttle club anthem that revives the spirit of 90s London rave culture with unstoppable energy and modern precision.

Adam Stack’s “Good Times Roll” is a euphoric rush of synths and rhythm that turns any gray day into pure sunshine.

Mothica’s “Evergreen Misery” blooms in the dark, turning heartbreak into haunting beauty as she begins a new era with SharpTone Records.

Corre Diablo’s “Monument” erupts like a sonic wildfire, blending anguish and adrenaline into four minutes of pure, unfiltered power.

Hong Kong Fuck You turned 1720 Warehouse into a blur of blood, sweat, and feedback, proving that punk isn’t dead, it’s just louder than ever.

Adam Stack’s “2Face Boogie” is a full-throttle dance floor fever dream that proves groove, grit, and pure chaos can coexist beautifully.

Animal Scream’s “I’m a Spirit” drifts through the fog like a ghost at 3AM, darkwave for the damned and the beautifully lost.

ALEIA turns heartbreak into holy fire on Public Humiliation, a raw and cinematic alt pop debut that bleeds honesty, beauty, and revenge in equal measure.

Pop punk’s still alive — and Donni Heat just lit the fuse.

Die Spitz turn chaos into art and live shows into full-blown experiences — no crowd leaves the same.

Katerina Nicole cracks open perfection on “Crystalline,” turning emotional pressure into something haunting, honest, and beautifully human.

Fit For a King turned The Belasco into a wall of sound — heavy, emotional, and absolutely relentless.