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

Home Front returns with “Eulogy,” a driving post-punk anthem that turns grief into motion and emotion into melody.

Kallai’s debut We Are Forever blends shoegaze depth, dream pop warmth, and post punk grit into a striking reflection on identity, resilience, and hope in uncertain times.

The Slashes deliver moody post punk perfection with “Starts With Tears.”

Wet Leg light up the Greek Theatre with wit, chaos, and irresistible charm, proving once again that rock and roll is alive, loud, and proudly feminine.

Genre-defying and sonically unnerving, aversions craft tension you can’t shake—and won’t want to.

A chaotic, catchy blast of post-punk swagger and pop brilliance, held together by raw charm and unshakable grooves.

Darker Lighter’s debult LP is indie-rock perfection with a touch of post-punk realness.

A swirling blend of overthinking and shoegaze—“Jude” dives deep into the mind and doesn’t come up for air.

“Scar” is a raw, disjointed howl from Swoll—equal parts chaos, commentary, and catharsis.

Cruel World may revel in the dark and dramatic, but it was filled with warmth between the lines.

Death Cult reminded Los Angeles of what danger sounds like in a city oversaturated with flash and trends.

Where post-punk nostalgia meets modern heartache—The Deceits turn memories into melody with haunting precision.

Experimentalists AUS!Funkt defy expectations in their new single, “Let The Shadows Fall.”

Dollar Kisses emerge from LA’s underground scene with their debut single, “Silver Works.”

The Go-Gos personify female empowerment and the ultimate DIY aesthetic.

After more than a decade of silence, Toronto’s Rituals returns with Aurora.

Sextile returns with an album announcement and lead single, “Kids.”

“Armidillo” isn’t just a good pick—it’s the pick. Strange name, total banger.

Johnny Falloon’s releases a relentless and chaotic new single, “Dog Flesh.”