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Saves the Day – “INVADER”
The return of the beloved emo rockers on their first new single in 8 years is a good feeling, even as everything around you seems like it’s being swallowed into a void.
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oso oso – “know you know me better”
With the lead single off their new album, ‘an exchange of information’, the Long Island indie-emo rockers know their own strengths better than the rest.
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Porcelain – “Waltz”
The noisy Austin post-hardcore rockers’ delicate dance around the drain pipe is critical to treading rough waters.
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Boy Harsher – “Tough Luck (When You Don’t Call)”
On the latest from ‘GET MEAN’, the Northampton duo peers into a season of light and mourns the energy it brought you while still feeling it in your veins.
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untitled (halo) – “aimee lou wood freestyle”
Post-shoegaze, cloud rap, Satanism, and ballin’ through the vapors of the Los Angeles band’s edgy first look off their self-titled debut.
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The 5 Best Versions On TURNSTILE’s ‘NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS’
Whether you want to call it a flex on who fucks with them nowadays or a representation of their impact in moving hardcore across the culture, these five artists’ versions best reshape TURNSTILE’s rainbow.
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Shady Bug – “my night routine”
Intrusive thoughts keep the St. Louis experimental noise-pop rockers fighting up at night on the lead single from their new album, ‘I wanted to be there’.
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Recommended Album: Dinosaur Jr. – ‘There Near’
In short, it’s a Dinosaur Jr. album. And that’s not something to take for granted.
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dazy – “Beat Change”
The latest single from the punked up DIY rock ‘n roller plugs into a mind-melt of scuzzy guitar currents and a bleak existential rabbit hole while making every moment count.
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The Drin – “Prophets of Doom”
In this instance, the pale horse is a lo-fi rock shaman ushering in the latest highlight from the Cincinnati psych punk collective’s new double LP, ‘I Lost My Way For Centuries’.
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Buzz Sound: Dry Socket
On their sophomore breakthrough, ‘Self Defense Techniques’, the unapologetically furious Portland hardcore-punk band reacts accordingly to the world’s mounting evils.
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Olivia Rodrigo – “serena joy”
In celebration of this weekend’s Daisy Chain Fields festival, Rodrigo wakes up the masses while making cool-as-hell pop music that punches back on top of it on her new single.