Excide return with “Your Flowers,” a cathartic blast of post-hardcore fury packed with emotion, tension, and a taste of what’s to come.
A chaotic, catchy blast of post-punk swagger and pop brilliance, held together by raw charm and unshakable grooves.
Prepare yourself before diving into Post Death Soundtrack’s new marathon record, In All My Nightmares I Am Alone.
Motion City Soundtrack are finally back with the announcement of their first full-length LP in ten years.
A genre-smashing fall invasion from Poppy, where metal meets mayhem and nothing is what it seems.
Pig Pen’s “Venom Moon Rising” is a feral blast of hardcore fury from a band born in chaos and bonded by noise.
Spite House channels unimaginable grief into a crushingly honest post-hardcore anthem, marking a bold new chapter with “Desert.
A blissed-out blend of bass, soul, and sunshine—“Paradise” is the summer escape your speakers deserve.
DIY chaos meets precision fury—A Bitter Canvas’s “Wither” is a short, sharp scream from the East Bay underground.
A fuzz-soaked frenzy of noise and melody, “Traffic Jam” finds Cloud Nothings at their most raw and relentless.
sace6 didn’t just play the Moroccan Lounge—they tore a hole in reality and invited the crowd inside.
Odelia’s ‘Monkey With A Hammer’ is a breakup anthem wrapped in guilt, grit, and guitar fuzz—where soft vocals collide with a storm of sound.
Palejoy’s existential new single, “Next Goal Wins,” will have you analyzing your daily routine.
Washing Machina’s newest single, “Come On,” encourages audiences to get on their feet—literally.
The mind behind Pet Sounds, the heart of the Beach Boys, and the soul of a generation—Brian Wilson leaves behind a legacy that will never fade.
A new era begins—Twenty One Pilots break the silence with “The Contract” and prepare to breach everything you thought you knew.
Motörhead may be gone, but with “Leavin’ Here,” they prove once again that real rock 'n' roll never dies—it just gets louder.
California hardcore gets louder, faster, and more unhinged—DRAIN is back and they’re not here to make friends.
With “Mystery Girl,” bad suns deliver a shimmering slice of synth-laced nostalgia—paired with a surreal new video directed by Andy Deluca.