The Albany post-hardcore favorites return with a sharp new single ahead of major touring in North America and Europe.

Lips Speak Louder return with a fiery cover of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ “Y Control,” blending experimental alt-rock energy with a clear nod to one of their biggest influences.

The German heavy outfit come out swinging with a raw, no-frills new track that hits harder than ever.

Koyo release the reflective new single “What I’m Worth” as anticipation builds for their upcoming album Barely Here, arriving May 8 via Pure Noise Records.

The Florida hardcore band launches a new chapter with Run For Cover Records and an intense new single and video.

A tranquil blend of lo-fi textures, piano melodies, and deep house rhythms that turns Echoterrium into an immersive listening experience.

A groove-heavy rock record packed with bluesy guitar swagger, punchy bass lines, and dive-bar attitude.

Dead Kennedys co-founder and longtime punk activist Jello Biafra is recovering after a hemorrhagic stroke caused by high blood pressure.

A hook packed debut EP that proves The Paradox know exactly how to bring pop punk’s loud, chaotic spirit back to life.

Gypsy punk chaos hits Los Angeles as Gogol Bordello bring sweat, politics, and pure energy to the Novo.

Teen Suicide return with “Spiders,” a haunting new single that offers another glimpse into the band’s upcoming album Nude descending staircase headless.

Live Nation settles its antitrust case with the DOJ and keeps Ticketmaster intact, leaving critics arguing the live music monopoly remains firmly in place.

Alpha Pet’s “Wow” fuses gritty post-punk swagger with garage rock bite.

A wistful indie rock reflection that drifts between memory and moving on.

A furious pop punk breakup anthem that turns toxic love into cathartic noise.

Dreamy guitars and diary-like honesty introduce Asara’s solo era with the bittersweet glow of “Cute.”

A look at the uneasy collision between punk ideals, politics, and the reality of where our money goes.

Surfbort crank up the chaos and humor on “Hot Dog,” a gloriously unserious punk ripper previewing their upcoming album Reality Star.

Teen Mortgage ignite a noisy, adrenaline fueled return with “Burn,” a jagged garage punk ripper built for the stage.

Scrappy, loud, and gloriously unhinged, The Bobby Lees kick off their next chapter with a motel room riot called “New Self.”