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

When sludge meets grind, something monstrous is born.

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

A brooding bonus track that burns just as fiercely as the album itself.

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

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

Pain sharpens the edge and Angel Du$t lean all the way in.

Grunge grit, existential dread, and zero interest in playing it safe.

Softmax steps into her power—“No ID” is a hypnotic, guitar-driven rebirth.

Magnolia Park hit new heights with a colorful, full-throttle anthem.

Harmony Redford turns situationship frustration into a bright, addictive bedroom-pop confession on “Indecisive.”

Sweet Pill let the tension build, blending punk urgency with raw emotional weight.

Held. make a fearless first impression with “New You Anthem,” featuring Frank Iero.

Bodysnatcher return with “The Maker,” an unflinching and brutal statement from their upcoming album Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home.

Lozenge strike gold with “Silver,” a heavy shoegaze anthem that’s both crushing and beautifully weightless.

The Empty Page plunge into bleak, soul-stirring shoegaze intensity on “Death On Our Side.”

Taken Alive capture the beauty and burden of connection on their hypnotic pop-punk anthem “Spinning.”

Mothica step into a bold new era with “Save Your Roses,” an anthemic lead single from Somewhere In Between.

Death Lens kick off a new era with “Monolith,” a gritty, urgent lead single from What’s Left Now?.

Knumears come out swinging on “Fade Away,” a raw first glimpse at their debut album Directions.