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.”

Trauma turned into crushing sound, Distant’s “Spirit” hits with raw emotion and uncompromising heaviness.

A dreamy, introspective return where emotion leads the way and every moment lingers like memory.

A slow burning return steeped in longing, distortion, and quiet defiance.

Pure rage, zero restraint, and breakdowns built to hit hard.

Eight years later, Basement sound sharper, heavier, and more locked in than ever.

A restless collision of punk and hip hop that calls out modern isolation without losing its bite.

Sweat, distortion, and a sold out room that proved rock is still alive and kicking.

Sludge soaked riffs, haunted vocals, and a stomp you’ll feel in your chest.

Six minutes of shadow, tension, and beautifully unflinching darkness.

A technically dazzling prog rock journey that proves emotion and precision can coexist without a single word.

A raw, live wired declaration from punk veterans who are still standing tall, still unfiltered, and still born exactly this way.

A bold, rhythm driven debut that turns emotional chaos into something you cannot stop moving to.

A reflective indie rock confession about recognizing your flaws, standing taller, and choosing growth over comfort.

A cold pulse of deathrock urgency that signals Final Gasp stepping fully into their next, darker chapter.

Black and white memories, new chapter loading.

Art rock drift meets claymation fever dream.

A ritual, not a concert. Ghost turns 2026 into theater.