One man, four tracks, zero compromise—No Justice is punk rock stripped to the bone and screaming from the gut.

One night, two lenses—twice the chaos, double the glory.

Still loud, still urgent, and still swinging—Rise Against’s latest is a battle cry wrapped in melody.

A love song with a pulse—Wet Leg blend humor, heart, and hooks on their electrifying new track.

No filters, no fluff—just raw energy captured in grain and grit. Bad Nerves' chaos looks exactly how it felt: black, white, and loud as hell!

A blistering burst of indie punk angst that hits like a breakup in a basement show.

Good Terms turn personal struggle into emo-fueled resilience with “Progress” and a cause-driven mission.

Punk rock group Octopus Knife FIght unleashes their political frustration in their new single, “Already Broken.”

Green Day's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame serves as a testament to their significant impact on the music industry.

Um, Jennifer continues their album rollout with a catchy and defiant new single, “Car Wash.”

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.

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

Half Built Homes’ new single “No Direction” is fantastically punk rock.

Scowl finally unleashes their highly-anticipated record, ‘Are We All Angels.’

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

Debt Neglector’s new LP ‘Kinda Rips’ is full of sharp political commentary and subtle nuances.

Meat Bags’ single “Guts” is fittingly raw and unflinching.

Kill My Coquette return with a rowdy and hilarious new single, “No D.”

Committeemen challenge a select group of people in their anxious new anthem, “Therapy.”