The Beck brothers never made it easy for themselves. Jim and Loz grew up playing music together in a remote countryside bedroom, shaped by their dad’s record collection rather than the predictable
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Boston’s Fat Randy returns today, April 9, with “Dry Mouth,” a compact, three-minute gut-punch that stretches their post hardcore infused
Domestic Terror is the debut EP by Canberra-based emo band Domesticated Incels, out April 11. Across six tracks—four songs and
Minaxi’s new single “Mahiya,” from their forthcoming album Z of A, arrives not just as a song but as a
Polish metalcore outfit Violent Answer has released Shift, their third EP and a significant stylistic expansion of their core sound.
Tallinn-based quartet Kaschalot will release their new album Anemoia on April 8, 2025. Clocking in at just over 37 minutes,
Church Road Records signees Believe in Nothing have released a new single, ‘What Would You Do?’ — a slow-motion descent
Black Mantra has just dropped the video premiere for their track “Wrong,” taken from their latest EP Knowledge is over.
Korine’s A Flame in the Dark, dropped on March 28, 2025, via Born Losers Records. It’s a synth-pop release built
What if the world really is ending, but it’s happening so slowly and awkwardly that all you can do is
French hardcore band Who I Am have unveiled Imminent Devastation, a record shaped by the uncertainty and isolation that followed
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Bruiserweight’s new EP drops today on Unbeaten Records, following their March 7th single “Playing With Fire.” Formed in Montreal in late 2022, the band emerged fast—built off a demo from guitarist John,
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Boston-based rock outfit Mission to Sleep will release their debut LP A Spark or The End on April 25, 2025, through Mind Over Matter Records. Today, they premiere the new single “No Anchor” along with a monochrome video directed by Michael Higgs, known for
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Philadelphia’s industrial sludge unit WORST ONES returns with “Vex,” a new single
The billionaires make it to space. The rest of us get to
In Marlborough, Massachusetts, in a house that never quite learned silence, three
The new track from Allentown’s Orphan Donor doesn’t wait for your permission
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There’s a reason the new Fiction Years II EP by Drunk Uncle doesn’t read like a basement diary or a long sigh under a streetlight. The Austin trio—Peyton, Will, and Jake—aren’t here to write heartbreak anthems. They’re carving out emo that sounds like movement,
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It began with a question between old friends, asked just before a
Denver’s Fatalist started their tour not with a bang but with a
In the heavy silence between Syracuse’s metallic past and what’s still to
The idea for Kamyki started in reaction. “We recorded one album, played
