
Wicca Phase Springs Eternal Reinvents on New Album (‘Mossy Oak Shadow’)
The Pennsylvania-based pivots into alt-country/indie folk territory. Hear two new tracks from WPSE’s upcoming record.
The Pennsylvania-based pivots into alt-country/indie folk territory. Hear two new tracks from WPSE’s upcoming record.
Listen to the fourth preview of ‘The Lash’ ahead of its release later this month.
Today sees new releases from Bring Me The Horizon, Split Chain, Born of Osiris, Calva Louise, Enter Shikari, Hammock, and more.
Sacramento greats will release their 10th album next month. Hear its first single, ‘my mind is a mountain’, now.
Rising midwerstern emo trio will release their second album in September before coming over for a UK tour in early 2026.
SoCal rockers will deliver their “most personal and expansive” ninth album in November. Listen to their new single, ‘Wake Up’ now.
Fast-rising Bristol newcomers’ debut shows a promising amount of nu-gaze grit and distinctive influences.
The post-hardcore band’s upcoming sixth album promises to be “eerie, cinematic, dark (and sexy)”. Hear its title track.
Conceptual post-hardcore band preview their new album with five-track centrepiece act.
Listen to the first track from the unknown New Yorkers who will release their mini-album (‘Rot In Helvetica’) later this month.
Baltimore melodic hardcore mob team up with RFC and deliver two tracks ahead of their retrun to the UK next month
This week sees releases from Dropkick Murphys, Big Special, Lakes, Jools, We Lost The Sea, Sixth Wonder, Leonov, and more.
Aussie post-rock specialists continue to exceptionally deliver with a layered, emotional, and considerably essential, fifth album.
Emerging Cambridge emo quintet will deliver their promising debut album through Easy Life in September.
Emo/math favourites pair textured instrumentation and heartfelt vocals with confidence for their most cohesive record yet.
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