NEW MUSIC

Aly & AJ “Want To Know What It Feels Like” to age gracefully, without caring what anyone else thinks.

It’s never easy or cut and dry when one loses in love.

Canadian artist Tep No hits the nail on the head with social commentary.

Goth clubs have a new banger to add to their in-house playlists thanks to airhockey.

All the warning signals were there and no one saw them coming.

The British metalcore kingpins in Architects are back with, perhaps, their most insanely pummeling track ever.

Anxious begins their album rollout with an emotionally driven new single, “Some Girls.”

If you're an alternative rock and emo fan, prepare for an unforgettable experience.

“Feel Every Minute” is dynamic and bold in an adventurous, experimental way with an intriguing, unpredictable pastiche of alternative indie pop.

Rock heroes Silverstein have done it yet again.

“Paranoid” is both catchy and introspective, timely and clever.

Higgo is a prominent London-based DJ and producer.

J-pop fusion band kicks off 2025 with their newest single, “No One Like You.”

Two Too Many is a Dutch rock band that successfully captures all the chaos of their 1970s and ‘80s forefathers.

Midwest Goodbye focuses on the subgenre’s ethos while staying true to his story.

The unique essence of Rayhan Jabbar drives this memorable project, giving it magic and uniqueness.

The bold single makes a striking, memorable impression and statement for a band just starting.

Some songs are screaming colors, like the tracks within Knowsum’s new record.

The duo is brave but utterly human.

Alex Plummer cranks it up on “Crashing Down” beyond level 10 and doesn’t let up.

Netherlands-based pop-punkers After Elmer have been taking notes from their heroes.

Easing out of the throws of melancholia, Slowly Slowly is emerging as a gorgeous butterfly.

You see them every where before the holidays those “perfect stocking stuffers”: Christmas socks.

“Generation No Surrender” couldn’t have been timed more perfectly.

Germany’s I See Ghosts is pioneering their own subset of hardcore.

Vie Jester pays tribute and homage to Incubus with a credible cover of “Pardon Me.”

“Pressure” gives hope and inspiration to anyone with a dream and passion and the steely determination and tenacity to make it happen.

Mission To Sleep are a Boston based rock band with an absolutely booming sound.

Sam Fender is excited to announce the release of “Wild Long Lie.”