The mysterious newcomers continue their meteoric rise with a powerful new single as Blood of Your Empire arrives September 4 via Atlantic Records.

NYC indie rock trio Gooseberry share "Fault Lines," a blues-infused rock anthem and the latest single from their upcoming sophomore album Simple Sucker, out September 25.

Jensen lays bare his regrets and search for redemption on a towering rock ballad fueled by raw vulnerability.

The rising quartet blend math rock precision, post-hardcore intensity, and infectious melodies on their exhilarating new single.

Strange Pink have released their new single "Sculcoates," a powerful blend of alternative rock and emotional storytelling that previews the band's upcoming EP due this fall.

Boston Manor celebrate Be Nothing. with an acoustic version of “Drowned In Gold.”

Cloned Apparition fuse grunge, alternative rock, and post-hardcore on the emotionally charged new single “Let Me,” ahead of their debut album Parallel with the Sun.

The Mars Volta unveil the sprawling new single “Cue the Sun / Alba Del Orate” and announce Lucro Sucio; Unfinished Business, their first live album in more than 20 years.

Kutie blend alternative rock, shoegaze, dream pop, and nu metal into the emotionally gripping new single, “Say What You Don't Mean.”

Senior Living showcase the emotional highs and crushing lows of Existential Sudden Dread with “In This,” a soaring blend of shoegaze, post-hardcore, and alternative rock.

Dear Sherlock fuse hard rock, progressive metal, and arena-sized hooks on “Apophis,” a crushing new single that ranks among 2026's strongest rock releases.

Ketters ignite pure rock and roll chaos with “Dance,” a fast, fiery burst of energy that proves Belgium knows how to move.

Bad Omens return with a track that bleeds emotion and power, turning heartbreak into an anthem built for the big stage.

Motörhead may be gone, but with “Leavin’ Here,” they prove once again that real rock 'n' roll never dies—it just gets louder.

A bold, chaotic, and emotionally raw comeback from one of L.A.’s most shape-shifting rock bands.

Cardinals return with a haunting new single and video that bleeds heartbreak and beauty.

Slumber turns back the clock and cranks up the volume with a '90s rock blast that hits harder than ever.

With “One Million,” Rocket continue to solidify their presence in the alternative rock scene.

A Spark or The End feels like the start of something huge.

Sixth Wonder have just dropped one of the most pummeling tracks of the year.