Left To Suffer's “Gun In The Duffel Bag” is a crushing and deeply personal new single that finds the band channeling pain, frustration, and honesty into one of their heaviest releases yet.

REV3RENT make a crushing first impression with “Last One Here,” a vicious new single that arrives alongside the band's signing to Deep Love Recordings.

Ocean Sleeper return with “Peace When I'm Dead,” a massive metalcore anthem that sets the stage for the band's highly anticipated sophomore album.

Forever Could Never Be reimagines Kallai's We Are Forever through a collection of atmospheric, genre-spanning remixes.

Show Me The Body are hitting the road this fall with one of the most exciting hardcore lineups of the year, bringing Whispers, Jivebomb, Holder, and Lip Critic along for the ride.

Elk Darling strikes an emotional chord with “Dogs,” a heartfelt lo-fi indie rock gem that turns life's biggest frustrations into a beautifully simple anthem.

French rockers Billy Bonbon swing for the fences on “Far,” a sprawling dream-pop-meets-garage-rock epic packed with soaring melodies, explosive energy, and cinematic ambition.

After a heartbreaking loss, HardLore is officially returning, marking the next chapter for one of hardcore's most influential and beloved podcasts.

Daisy Grenade transformed The Roxy into a vibrant celebration of creativity, community, and self-expression during a standout stop on their So Much To Say Tour.

Love Like Enemies balance crushing metalcore aggression and uplifting resilience on “Viper (Playing With Fire),” a dynamic anthem fueled by passion and perseverance.

Drama Dolls channel frustration, punk-rock attitude, and razor-sharp hooks into “Salad,” a chaotic anthem about rejecting expectations and living life on your own terms.

SLEEP CLUB blends shoegaze, alternative metal, and horror-inspired storytelling on “Dweller,” a haunting wall of sound that lingers long after the final note.

Samara Cyn's Detour tour stop showcased a rising star whose lyricism, vulnerability, and sense of community are helping define a new generation of artists.

We Are Scientists celebrated With Love and Squalor at the Troubadour with a nostalgic, high-energy performance that proved the indie rock classic has only grown stronger with age.

Half Me crank up the intensity on “Weather Eye,” a crushing blend of atmosphere, groove, and modern metalcore aggression.

Dark Divine embrace the fun side of the macabre on “Undead Melody,” a theatrical metalcore anthem packed with hooks, horror, and heavy riffs.

Raymond Little finds beauty in everyday life on “Tina Turner,” a warm and thoughtful alternative rock track rooted in authentic storytelling.

Lozenge transform burnout, financial anxiety, and modern disillusionment into a towering shoegaze anthem on “Everything.”

j.paul and Lazy Trail capture the warmth, nostalgia, and daydreams of young love on the dreamy bedroom-pop gem “Flowers.”

Belfast rockers A.N.J.A. hit the gas on “Jet Girl,” a ferocious blast of garage rock attitude, punk energy, and pure rock and roll swagger.