It’s always good to have bands back on our pages whose sound lingers long after the first listen. London’s incaseyouleave deliver that again with their new single “Ink Labyrinth,” a track that
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This week is a wrap! More sick new releaes across hardcore, screamo, punk, metal, rock, and other styles. Use the
Mild Chaos Records is marking October 24th with a reissue that feels both overdue and perfectly timed — a first-ever
When Stefan De Graef started writing what would become “World Maker,” things around him were shifting fast. His son was
Pale Sailor’s debut EP “you’re not yourself,” out October 24, moves between exhaustion and recovery, disconnection and grounding. The Sheffield
Boston’s KARATE STEVE has always had a way of making heavy music feel both personal and unpretentious—songs that hit hard
The Philadelphia trio DRILL FOR ABSENTEE resurface with “Strand of a Lake Volumes 1 and 2”, their first new release
Philadelphia sludge rock veterans SUNBURSTER are set to unleash their first full-length, No Semblance of Peaceful Existence, on October 24
Last fall, Italian dream pop quartet Six Impossible Things booked studio time to record “Nevermore / Eight and a Half,”
Twenty years after is:means, REDS crawled back into the room where it all began — older, looser, but still wired
Santa Cruz emo veterans TIME SPENT DRIVING are back with “Brackney,” a reflective new single arriving October 24, 2025 via
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After four years of relative quiet, The Jukebox Romantics are back with This One Looks Cool — a ten-track record that feels like a full-circle moment for a band that’s been through its
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We’re so stoked to give you “Avian Azure,” the contribution from HIRS Collective to the upcoming “Cult & Culture – A Planet B Podcast Compilation LP,” out November 21 via Three One G. The track appears alongside selections from The Locust, ADULT., The Exploited,
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There’s something direct yet elusive about “Catharsis,” the new Daniel Bunge directed
Reactance Theory, the new one from Juliet Ruin’s upcoming EP “Regime,” kicks
There’s something disarming about a Norwegian band channeling the heart of Midwest
Los Angeles trio Fly Right drop their tenth single, “The Line”, through
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When Joey, once the guitarist for the Canadian screamo band Todos Caerán, quietly uploaded a new self-titled album under the name “Distant Mirror,” it marked the end of a long, private decade. “The goal for this project was to try and do as much
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There’s no mistaking the intent behind Obscurity’s new record “Black Cat, Good
After ten years of silence, Edmonton’s hardcore band Tension have found their
Violence Breeds Violence, the debut album from French band Split, arrives on
Formed in November 2022, Mexico City’s Pelea de Cantina — Diego Galán
