Phil Hamilton turns reflection into melody on Same As Yesterday, the latest from I Wish I Was A Punk Band.

Marina Laduda blends soul, style, and vulnerability on Hot Mess, a fearless record that proves beauty can rise from disorder.

Silver Liz’s “Through The Trees” drifts between dream and reality, blending lush electronics and acoustic warmth into a hauntingly beautiful journey through longing and light.

Gaskin’s “Ultraman” catapults listeners into a late-night blur of lights and rhythm, capturing the pulse of 90s club culture through a modern electronic lens.

Home Front surge forward with “Between The Waves,” a brooding post-punk anthem that signals a powerful new era ahead of their album Watch It Die Out.

Gaskin’s “Ultraman” is a full-throttle club anthem that revives the spirit of 90s London rave culture with unstoppable energy and modern precision.

Adam Stack’s “Good Times Roll” is a euphoric rush of synths and rhythm that turns any gray day into pure sunshine.

Mothica’s “Evergreen Misery” blooms in the dark, turning heartbreak into haunting beauty as she begins a new era with SharpTone Records.

Corre Diablo’s “Monument” erupts like a sonic wildfire, blending anguish and adrenaline into four minutes of pure, unfiltered power.

Hong Kong Fuck You turned 1720 Warehouse into a blur of blood, sweat, and feedback, proving that punk isn’t dead, it’s just louder than ever.

Die Spitz turn chaos into art and live shows into full-blown experiences — no crowd leaves the same.

Loser Demon return with EP 2, a dynamic and heartfelt release that proves their sound is sharper, bolder, and more alive than ever.

Volumes brought pure intensity to 1720 Warehouse on Halloween Eve, delivering a night of relentless energy and hardcore unity.

Recollection deliver “Lover’s Quarrel” — a moving new single from their debut EP Vivid Dreams, out Friday via Pop Wig, ahead of their upcoming LA shows at For The Children.

Jimmy Eat World return with “Failure,” a powerful new single from their upcoming EP Something(s) Loud.

Sex Mask unveil “Cold”, a fever dream of post punk emotion and energy ahead of their upcoming EP Body Broker.

The Sound of Animals Fighting turned The Roxy into a living, breathing experience, blending art, energy, and emotion into one unforgettable night.

A night of unity, rage, and representation as Sunami and Scowl lit up the Hollywood Palladium with unstoppable hardcore energy.

Leftlovers unleash chaos with “Curse of the Blind” a horror-fueled mix of nu metal and hardcore that hits like a nightmare come to life.

A once in a lifetime night at the Bellwether where Twenty One Pilots turned a secret KROQ show into pure magic.