Architects combine arena-sized hooks, monstrous grooves and a gargantuan breakdown on the absolutely massive “Machine.”

Downswing wrestle with ambition, sacrifice and the cost of chasing your dreams on a crushing new standalone single that refuses to sacrifice melody for sheer weight.

The Upsides revisit childhood, lost innocence and the lasting shadow of September 11 on their emotionally stirring new single “New Jersey in the 90s.”

Chicago shoegazers Sleepwalk mix thick guitars, huge melodies and a little 2000s alt-rock nostalgia on the latest taste of View From The Outside.

The Los Angeles punks celebrate their signing to Rise Records with a new single, a striking music video and the announcement of their upcoming EP, Play Niis.

The Canadian metal heavyweights return with their first new music since Tsunami Sea, just days before launching a massive UK and European tour with Jinjer and Dying Wish.

Dylan Neal’s dark electronic project Thief unleashes “Moon and Kill,” a haunting blend of electronica, noise rock and post-metal from Sermons From The Pit.

The Australian metalcore heavyweights return with their first new music in nearly three years, confronting grief, loss and the lasting absence of guitarist Ryan Siew.

Tampa genre-benders Nevertel mix massive guitars, electronic beats and an emotional breakdown on their powerful new single “Last Breath.”

Canadian hardcore legends Comeback Kid return with “Chosen Hell,” the blistering title track from their eighth album, arriving November 6 with some serious guest firepower.

Hardcore legends Hatebreed deliver another dose of breakdown-heavy brutality with “Fatal Paradox,” the title track from their first new album in six years.

Russian Circles offer one final glimpse into Nine with “Seventh Seal” before their ninth studio album arrives Friday via Sargent House.

Miss May I unleash another crushing taste of No Place For Me before hitting the road with Born of Osiris this fall.

The Melbourne trio deliver a sweaty blast of post-punk before taking their self-titled EP across the UK and Europe.

Fontaines D.C. get cinematic, strange, and synth-heavy on the first taste of their fifth studio album, Dopamine Chamber.

Eyedress taps into dreamy indie nostalgia with a little darkwave edge on his latest single.

The Swedish metalcore heavyweights take aim at opinions, analytics, and everyone who suddenly thinks they’re a critic.

San Diego punk rock band Tigers in Cairo return with “Just My Luck,” a new post-punk love song following their growing success across Southern California.

The Brooklyn newcomers channel '90s alternative rock and DIY spirit on an explosive debut that's impossible to ignore.

The Ohio alt-metal outfit delivers a gripping fusion of film and music with the third chapter of their ambitious How Long Is Forever? series.