A tidal wave of melody and mayhem — Red Skies Dawning crash through with “Shipwrecked,” a metalcore anthem built to sink ships and shake stages.

Dreamy, fuzzy, and defiantly weird — Barber For The Queen turn chaos into something hypnotic on “I Got All My Time.”

Not Your Babe crash the indie scene with “Somebody Died,” a devastatingly beautiful debut that fuses punk angst, cinematic emotion, and pure heartbreak into one perfect scream.

Pynch turn existential angst into a kaleidoscope of sound on Beautiful Noise, a genre-bending dive into love, chaos, and self-discovery.

Le Rox ignite chaos with “Don’t Wanna” — a bruising, beautiful storm of punk, metal, and rage.

TRAITRS’ “Burn In Heaven” is a haunting, cinematic slice of post-punk driven by throbbing rhythms, searing guitars, and cold-wave intensity.

goldgoldgold’s "Paris" drifts between nostalgia and longing, turning memory into a hazy indie-pop daydream.

Smokey Brights channel raw emotion and self-discovery on “Reaction,” the heartfelt final single from Dashboard Heat.

Jacqueline Tucci’s “Burning Out” channels ’90s alt-rock grit into a cathartic anthem about escaping social media burnout and rediscovering real life.

Jarrod Cooney’s “Slows Time” delivers a hypnotic EDM journey where pulsing beats and airy synths make every moment feel infinite.

No Love For The Middle Child’s new single, “Broken Wings,” is hauntingly beautiful.

Dear Boy’s "The Address" blends shoegaze warmth and post-punk charm into a nostalgic yet fresh glimpse of their upcoming album Celebrator.

NYIKO’s “Sugar” glistens with hypnotic synths and polished grooves, but beneath the shine lies a raw, gritty tale of desire and unease.

Ooluu embrace transformation and defy boundaries with the immersive, genre-blurring energy of their new single “Altar.”

Freak’s “I Don’t Feel Better” transforms raw struggle into a gritty, communal anthem built for sweaty, shout-along rooms.

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“They Tried To Bury Us supercharge Tate McRae’s pop smash “Greedy” with a rock edge that’s catchy, charismatic, and refreshingly their own.

Superdays deliver a blissful dreamscape with “Endless Romance,” where lush guitars and brooding vocals collide in perfect harmony.

Atmospheric guitars and timeless melodies make Midnight Housework’s “Just To Be Enough” a track worth repeating.

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