Tamar Berk transforms personal chaos into cinematic beauty on her intimate new single “ocd.”

“Planet Parlor’s “denim daydream” drifts between lo-fi haze and lush dreampop bliss, a tranquil escape tailor-made for late nights and study playlists.

J Wax ignites HARD Records with “Do The Bang,” a UK garage banger lit up by euphoric trance energy.

Honeysucker blends nostalgia and modern indie-pop on the seductive, endlessly replayable single “Don’t Wake.”

Adult Leisure reflect on growth, change, and the passage of time with their melodic and sax-soaked new single “Boy Grows Old.”

Waifish’s new single “Big Adventure” is full of unabashed bite and impressive wit.

Honey I’m Home erupt with “Alive,” a raw, shoegaze-soaked anthem of pain, survival, and the desperate need to feel again.

Amy Lee, Poppy, and Courtney LaPlante unite on “End of You,” a darkly powerful single and video that fuses gothic drama, modern metal, and genre-bending edge.

Kevin Parker ushers in a new era with Tame Impala’s fifth album Deadbeat, blending club psychedelia and rave-inspired grooves—out October 17 via Columbia Records.

The Veer Union return with “Caught in the Crossfire,” a heavy-hitting new single and video that blends explosive riffs with anthemic hooks.

DED embraces authenticity with crushing new single “Purpose: Be Myself,” a blistering preview of their upcoming album Resent.

Belmont pushes past genre limits on their new EP Last To Love, unleashing the explosive single and video “Carry On” via Pure Noise Records.

Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker delivers funk, feeling, and surreal visuals with new single “Loser,” hinting at a bold new era for the project.

Origami Angel begins the rollout for their record Cosmic Debris Vol 2. with a heavy-hitting single, “Back To Life.”

Buffalo hardcore outfit Spaced level up with Pure Noise Records, unleashing new single “Cause and Effect” and gearing up for their explosive No Escape EP this fall.

Twin Shadow teases his upcoming album Cadet with “Awkward Backward,” a sharp, hook-driven track that bridges his neon past with new horizons.

Pantera’s Heaviest Tour of Summer crushed the Kia Forum—reborn legends flanked by Amon Amarth and King Parrot in a night of pure metal carnage.

Anthony Green takes over a sold-out Belasco, joined by Geoff Rickly and Kurt Travis for a night of post-hardcore passion.

Lau.ra pops the cork on nostalgia and groove with “Champagne”—a sleek, old-school house cut fizzing with modern flair.

Danny Howard and Ejeca channel the soul of ’90s house into “Dreams,” a deep, hypnotic groove built for true underground dance floors.

Stinkus blend introspection and playfulness on “Holy Virgin,” a vibrant indie rock track that’s as thought-provoking as it is blissful.

Spoon electrify Santa Ana with a sold-out show, kicking off their summer tour in unforgettable fashion.

Giovannie and the Hired Guns bring thunderous energy and undeniable grit to Los Angeles’ Echo stage.

Amy Lee, Poppy, and Courtney LaPlante join forces on “End of You,” a boundary-shattering collaboration set to shake the heavy music world.

Shields erupt with raw aggression and unflinching honesty on their brutal new single “Kill.”

Palejoy channel heartbreak and heaviness into the raw, haunting single “What a Sad Little Life, Jane.”

Capture This offers raw energy in their new pop-punk banger, “Shouldn’t Be…”

Pynch reflects on love and loss with the dreamy, cinematic single “How You Love Someone.”

Miss May I channel raw emotion and crushing heaviness on "Pray For Silence."