Popfree deliver raw emotion, haunting melodies, and explosive post-hardcore on “Giving Up.”

Jovi Skyler digs into ’90s grunge, punk, psychedelia, and surf rock across ten tracks that aren’t afraid to get a little strange.

The pop punk outfit crams soaring emotion, crushing guitars, and one hell of a breakdown into less than three minutes.

The British Columbia power trio pack huge riffs, technical bass work, and soaring melodies into a track that sounds far bigger than three people.

The final taste of FRAYED brings together fuzzy guitars, deep grooves and enough sexual tension to fog up the windows.

“Like Everything Else” has stirring melodies combining substance and style.

Alex Plummer cranks it up on “Crashing Down” beyond level 10 and doesn’t let up.

Mission To Sleep are a Boston based rock band with an absolutely booming sound.

The early 2000s are so back, with bands like Palejoy breathing new life into sounds we all love.

Fencer are masters of their craft.

This song is pure pop-punk in its most excellent form.

Avalanche Party has mastered an age-old art.

Pit Pony’s new single “Well Well” is a high-octane toe-tapper of a track.

Shout out to Damn The Wolves for crafting one of the best rock jams of the year.

“Adorning Drunk” is a song that just gets better as you listen to it.

If you’ve been searching for something to fill a void, SCHØØL is the answer.

In dreamy soundscapes and ethereal melodies, the Swiss duo Supernova Easy has emerged as a distinctive voice in the dream pop genre.

Dylan Rockwell has effortlessly captured this social phenomenon in his newest single, “Pollyanna.”

The New York underground indie scene is known for providing hidden gems that eventually become scene staples.

Bonfire Vanity has a killer new single called “Basquiat” that will turn heads and delight pool parties all summer long.