Dreamy guitars and diary-like honesty introduce Asara’s solo era with the bittersweet glow of “Cute.”

Surfbort crank up the chaos and humor on “Hot Dog,” a gloriously unserious punk ripper previewing their upcoming album Reality Star.

Teen Mortgage ignite a noisy, adrenaline fueled return with “Burn,” a jagged garage punk ripper built for the stage.

Scrappy, loud, and gloriously unhinged, The Bobby Lees kick off their next chapter with a motel room riot called “New Self.”

Trauma turned into crushing sound, Distant’s “Spirit” hits with raw emotion and uncompromising heaviness.

A slow burning return steeped in longing, distortion, and quiet defiance.

Pure rage, zero restraint, and breakdowns built to hit hard.

Eight years later, Basement sound sharper, heavier, and more locked in than ever.

A restless collision of punk and hip hop that calls out modern isolation without losing its bite.

Black and white memories, new chapter loading.

Art rock drift meets claymation fever dream.

Nothing sink deeper into distortion and beauty on “Never Come Never Morning.”

Sweet Pill turn up the urgency on “Smoke Screen,” a fiery preview of Still There’s A Glow.

Failure return with “The Air’s on Fire” and announce Location Lost, featuring Hayley Williams.

Spare Kid deliver big energy and zero wasted time on their explosive new single “Alone Together.”

PRESIDENT launch a bold new era with the transcendent, genre bending power of “Angel Wings.”

Don Broco and Nickelback collide on “Nightmare Tripping,” a dark, high speed spiral into heartbreak and paranoia.

Wet Leg take “mangetout” to the dancefloor without losing the bite.

Claustrophobic sound, creeping visuals, and zero interest in comfort.

Pure pressure meets raw intensity and nobody lets up for a second.