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

Dropkick Murphys and Haywire unite generations of New England punk and hardcore on the split LP New England Forever.

Poison The Well return with Peace In Place, their first new album in over 15 years.

Converge return with “We Were Never The Same,” a blistering new single from their upcoming album Love Is Not Enough.

A laid-back ride that erupts into chaos, showing Angel Du$t at their most controlled and explosive.

A fast, ferocious DIY punk release that turns anger, grief, and resistance into pure impact.

Hollywood turned into a rock n’ roll warzone as The Barbarians and Many Eyes tore up The Roxy.

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.

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

Angel Du$t return with Cold 2 The Touch — catchy, cool, and full of heart.

Barbarians of California team up with Every Time I Die’s Keith Buckley for “A New Song with a Long Title” — a chaotic, riff-drenched monster that proves rock’s wild heart still beats loud.

Grave Heist unleash pure chaos with “Stronghold,” a thrashy hardcore anthem built to break bones and light up the pit.

Pig Pen’s “Venom Moon Rising” is a feral blast of hardcore fury from a band born in chaos and bonded by noise.

No brakes. No compromise. Gideon hits the gas with Sumerian Records and never lets up.

California hardcore gets louder, faster, and more unhinged—DRAIN is back and they’re not here to make friends.

Wild and free, “Celebrate” by Repeat warrants multiple listens.

Northern California punk rockers, Destroy Boys, are no strangers to controversy or chaos—but their live show always rules.

Scowl made a powerful late-night television debut on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

Turnstile is FINALLY back with a full-length album announcement and title track single, “Never Enough.”