BRENNA turns the fear of dying before truly living into an ambitious rock track that refuses to stay in one lane.
Christian Turner turns emotional isolation into cathartic self-discovery on his slow-burning new track “Wanna Be Alone.”
Riverside, California’s Loser Demon blends punk urgency, massive guitars and inventive indie rock across six wildly satisfying tracks on EP3.
Miss May I unleash another crushing taste of No Place For Me before hitting the road with Born of Osiris this fall.
The UK rockers blend massive pop hooks, punk energy, and a crushing breakdown on their infectious new single.
Contention channel the unhinged spirit of old-school metallic hardcore into one of the nastiest EPs of 2026.
The Melbourne trio deliver a sweaty blast of post-punk before taking their self-titled EP across the UK and Europe.
Dizzy Sunfist keep the melodic punk fire burning with a fresh Fat Wreck version of “Shooting Star.”
Fresh off a sold-out Sound and Fury, Haywire 617 unleash “Interstate Love Affair” as they gear up for a new album and even more shows.
Cross Check turn climate anxiety into crushing riffs and punishing breakdowns on their scorching new single.
Dolours pack darkwave, post-punk, distorted guitars, and dance-floor energy into a hypnotic two-minute blast.
Professional 101 pile punk-rock attitude, pounding rhythms, and a massive crescendo into their blistering new single.
Sam Sample trades some of her indie-folk roots for big guitars and pop-punk nostalgia on her deeply personal new single.
Metalcore, emo, and pop-punk collide as DONEFOR put their self-described “ADHD-core” sound to work.
Jonas Bjerre and Yeohee Kim turn quiet moments and gentle melodies into something deeply moving on “Hike To The Sun.”
Victories turn relationship imperfections into an infectious blast of guitars, drums, and pop-punk goodness.
God’s Hate returns from hiatus with three tracks of metallic hardcore, including a powerful tribute to late Harm’s Way guitarist Bo Lueders.
Fontaines D.C. get cinematic, strange, and synth-heavy on the first taste of their fifth studio album, Dopamine Chamber.
The Sacramento duo play with expectations on a debut that moves between dreamy samples, deep growls, and beefy breakdowns.
Eyedress taps into dreamy indie nostalgia with a little darkwave edge on his latest single.
The Swedish metalcore heavyweights take aim at opinions, analytics, and everyone who suddenly thinks they’re a critic.
Grunge, blues, and filthy barroom rock collide on Red Light Acid Test’s seductive new single.
The 21-year-old British rocker delivers two and a half minutes of funky grooves, massive hooks, and undeniable swagger.
After three years away, the Los Angeles outfit returns with a killer blend of synth-pop, indie rock, and heavier influences.
Post-pop, synth-wave, and psychedelia collide on a ridiculously catchy first taste of Utopia Pkwy’s debut LP.
Maryland two-piece Bleek unleashes “Fins,” a crushing new single blending heavy breakdowns, noise rock, and influences ranging from Cannibal Corpse to Lightning Bolt.
San Diego punk rock band Tigers in Cairo return with “Just My Luck,” a new post-punk love song following their growing success across Southern California.
The Riverside quartet blends garage rock grit, punk urgency, and massive hooks on another standout preview of their upcoming EP3.
Russian Circles offer one final glimpse into Nine with “Seventh Seal” before their ninth studio album arrives Friday via Sargent House.